Ping? (One last time) Even if this doesn't get committed, it'd be nice to know if there's anything I could be doing better even if it only lives in ports/mystuff...
-- Bryan On 2017-02-03 22:51:43, Bryan Linton <b...@shoshoni.info> wrote: > Ping? > > I realize this is an extremely niche piece of software, but the > port seems to be simple enough considering it's just a thin > wrapper around a Java JAR file. > > -- > Bryan > > On 2017-01-29 15:08:23, Bryan Linton <b...@shoshoni.info> wrote: > > Hello ports@, > > > > Please find the attached tarball for OmegaT, a computer-assisted > > translation (CAT) tool (not to be confused with machine > > translation (MT). > > > > >From DESCR: > > > > -----------------------8<---------------------- > > > > OmegaT is a free translation memory application written in Java. > > It is a tool intended for professional translators. It does not > > translate for you! (Software that does this is called "machine > > translation", and you will have to look elsewhere for it.) > > > > -----------------------8<---------------------- > > > > I heavily ripped off^W^W based the Makefile on the one used for > > devel/intellij so I'd appreciate any extra eyes looking out for > > superfluous things that can be removed. > > > > The only patch necessary was in the shell-script that launches > > OmegaT. I changed /bin/bash to /bin/sh and reduced the > > pre-allocated Java heap from 1024 MB to 800 MB since it would > > error out with the default. I also forced anti-aliasing to be on > > because the fonts were absolutely HIDEOUS and eye-strain inducing > > without it. > > > > I tried using it for basic functionality, and it seems no worse > > for the wear, but importing 800+ MB of text to translate might be > > a different story. Though I would argue that if one had *that* > > much text to translate, one would already be breaking it up into > > smaller chunks anyway. > > > > Anyway, any questions, comments, or suggestions are welcome. > > > > -- > > Bryan > > >
