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GNU gettext utilities

This manual documents the GNU gettext tools and the GNU libintl library, version 0.21.

Introduction:    Introduction
Users:    The User’s View
PO Files:    The Format of PO Files
Sources:    Preparing Program Sources
Template:    Making the PO Template File
Creating:    Creating a New PO File
Updating:    Updating Existing PO Files
Editing:    Editing PO Files
Manipulating:    Manipulating PO Files
Binaries:    Producing Binary MO Files
Programmers:    The Programmer’s View
Translators:    The Translator’s View
Maintainers:    The Maintainer’s View
Installers:    The Installer’s and Distributor’s View
Programming Languages:    Other Programming Languages
Data Formats:    Other Data Formats
Conclusion:    Concluding Remarks
Language Codes:    ISO 639 language codes
Country Codes:    ISO 3166 country codes
Licenses:    Licenses
Program Index:    Index of Programs
Option Index:    Index of Command-Line Options
Variable Index:    Index of Environment Variables
PO Mode Index:    Index of Emacs PO Mode Commands
Autoconf Macro Index:    Index of Autoconf Macros
Index:    General Index
Why:    The Purpose of GNU gettext
Concepts:    I18n, L10n, and Such
Aspects:    Aspects in Native Language Support
Files:    Files Conveying Translations
Overview:    Overview of GNU gettext
System Installation:    Questions During Operating System Installation
Setting the GUI Locale:    How to Specify the Locale Used by GUI Programs
Setting the POSIX Locale:    How to Specify the Locale According to POSIX
Working in a Windows console:    Obtaining good output in a Windows console
Installing Localizations:    How to Install Additional Translations
Locale Names:    How a Locale Specification Looks Like
Locale Environment Variables:    Which Environment Variable Specfies What
The LANGUAGE variable:    How to Specify a Priority List of Languages
Importing:    Importing the gettext declaration
Triggering:    Triggering gettext Operations
Preparing Strings:    Preparing Translatable Strings
Mark Keywords:    How Marks Appear in Sources
Marking:    Marking Translatable Strings
c-format Flag:    Telling something about the following string
Special cases:    Special Cases of Translatable Strings
Bug Report Address:    Letting Users Report Translation Bugs
Names:    Marking Proper Names for Translation
Libraries:    Preparing Library Sources
xgettext Invocation:    Invoking the xgettext Program
msginit Invocation:    Invoking the msginit Program
Header Entry:    Filling in the Header Entry
msgmerge Invocation:    Invoking the msgmerge Program
KBabel:    KDE’s PO File Editor
Gtranslator:    GNOME’s PO File Editor
PO Mode:    Emacs’s PO File Editor
Compendium:    Using Translation Compendia
Installation:    Completing GNU gettext Installation
Main PO Commands:    Main Commands
Entry Positioning:    Entry Positioning
Normalizing:    Normalizing Strings in Entries
Translated Entries:    Translated Entries
Fuzzy Entries:    Fuzzy Entries
Untranslated Entries:    Untranslated Entries
Obsolete Entries:    Obsolete Entries
Modifying Translations:    Modifying Translations
Modifying Comments:    Modifying Comments
Subedit:    Mode for Editing Translations
C Sources Context:    C Sources Context
Auxiliary:    Consulting Auxiliary PO Files
Creating Compendia:    Merging translations for later use
Using Compendia:    Using older translations if they fit
msgcat Invocation:    Invoking the msgcat Program
msgconv Invocation:    Invoking the msgconv Program
msggrep Invocation:    Invoking the msggrep Program
msgfilter Invocation:    Invoking the msgfilter Program
msguniq Invocation:    Invoking the msguniq Program
msgcomm Invocation:    Invoking the msgcomm Program
msgcmp Invocation:    Invoking the msgcmp Program
msgattrib Invocation:    Invoking the msgattrib Program
msgen Invocation:    Invoking the msgen Program
msgexec Invocation:    Invoking the msgexec Program
Colorizing:    Highlighting parts of PO files
Other tools:    Other tools for manipulating PO files
libgettextpo:    Writing your own programs that process PO files
The --color option:    Triggering colorized output
The TERM variable:    The environment variable TERM
The --style option:    The --style option
Style rules:    Style rules for PO files
Customizing less:    Customizing less for viewing PO files
msgfmt Invocation:    Invoking the msgfmt Program
msgunfmt Invocation:    Invoking the msgunfmt Program
MO Files:    The Format of GNU MO Files
catgets:    About catgets
gettext:    About gettext
Comparison:    Comparing the two interfaces
Using libintl.a:    Using libintl.a in own programs
gettext grok:    Being a gettext grok
Temp Programmers:    Temporary Notes for the Programmers Chapter
Interface to catgets:    The interface
Problems with catgets:    Problems with the catgets interface?!
Interface to gettext:    The interface
Ambiguities:    Solving ambiguities
Locating Catalogs:    Locating message catalog files
Charset conversion:    How to request conversion to Unicode
Contexts:    Solving ambiguities in GUI programs
Plural forms:    Additional functions for handling plurals
Optimized gettext:    Optimization of the *gettext functions
Temp Implementations:    Temporary - Two Possible Implementations
Temp catgets:    Temporary - About catgets
Temp WSI:    Temporary - Why a single implementation
Temp Notes:    Temporary - Notes
Trans Intro 0:    Introduction 0
Trans Intro 1:    Introduction 1
Discussions:    Discussions
Organization:    Organization
Information Flow:    Information Flow
Translating plural forms:    How to fill in msgstr[0], msgstr[1]
Prioritizing messages:    How to find which messages to translate first
Central Coordination:    Central Coordination
National Teams:    National Teams
Mailing Lists:    Mailing Lists
Sub-Cultures:    Sub-Cultures
Organizational Ideas:    Organizational Ideas
Flat and Non-Flat:    Flat or Non-Flat Directory Structures
Prerequisites:    Prerequisite Works
gettextize Invocation:    Invoking the gettextize Program
Adjusting Files:    Files You Must Create or Alter
autoconf macros:    Autoconf macros for use in configure.ac
Version Control Issues:   
Release Management:    Creating a Distribution Tarball
po/POTFILES.in:    POTFILES.in in po/
po/LINGUAS:    LINGUAS in po/
po/Makevars:    Makevars in po/
po/Rules-*:    Extending Makefile in po/
configure.ac:    configure.ac at top level
config.guess:    config.guess, config.sub at top level
mkinstalldirs:    mkinstalldirs at top level
aclocal:    aclocal.m4 at top level
config.h.in:    config.h.in at top level
Makefile:    Makefile.in at top level
src/Makefile:    Makefile.in in src/
lib/gettext.h:    gettext.h in lib/
AM_GNU_GETTEXT:    AM_GNU_GETTEXT in gettext.m4
AM_GNU_GETTEXT_VERSION:    AM_GNU_GETTEXT_VERSION in gettext.m4
AM_GNU_GETTEXT_NEED:    AM_GNU_GETTEXT_NEED in gettext.m4
AM_PO_SUBDIRS:    AM_PO_SUBDIRS in po.m4
AM_XGETTEXT_OPTION:    AM_XGETTEXT_OPTION in po.m4
AM_ICONV:    AM_ICONV in iconv.m4
Distributed Development:    Avoiding version mismatch in distributed development
Files under Version Control:    Files to put under version control
Translations under Version Control:    Put PO Files under Version Control
autopoint Invocation:    Invoking the autopoint Program
Language Implementors:    The Language Implementor’s View
Programmers for other Languages:    The Programmer’s View
Translators for other Languages:    The Translator’s View
Maintainers for other Languages:    The Maintainer’s View
List of Programming Languages:    Individual Programming Languages
c-format:    C Format Strings
objc-format:    Objective C Format Strings
python-format:    Python Format Strings
java-format:    Java Format Strings
csharp-format:    C# Format Strings
javascript-format:    JavaScript Format Strings
scheme-format:    Scheme Format Strings
lisp-format:    Lisp Format Strings
elisp-format:    Emacs Lisp Format Strings
librep-format:    librep Format Strings
ruby-format:    Ruby Format Strings
sh-format:    Shell Format Strings
awk-format:    awk Format Strings
lua-format:    Lua Format Strings
object-pascal-format:    Object Pascal Format Strings
smalltalk-format:    Smalltalk Format Strings
qt-format:    Qt Format Strings
qt-plural-format:    Qt Plural Format Strings
kde-format:    KDE Format Strings
kde-kuit-format:    KUIT Format Strings
boost-format:    Boost Format Strings
tcl-format:    Tcl Format Strings
perl-format:    Perl Format Strings
php-format:    PHP Format Strings
gcc-internal-format:    GCC internal Format Strings
gfc-internal-format:    GFC internal Format Strings
ycp-format:    YCP Format Strings
C:    C, C++, Objective C
Python:    Python
Java:    Java
C#:    C#
JavaScript:    JavaScript
Scheme:    GNU guile - Scheme
Common Lisp:    GNU clisp - Common Lisp
clisp C:    GNU clisp C sources
Emacs Lisp:    Emacs Lisp
librep:    librep
Ruby:    Ruby
sh:    sh - Shell Script
bash:    bash - Bourne-Again Shell Script
gawk:    GNU awk
Lua:    Lua
Pascal:    Pascal - Free Pascal Compiler
Smalltalk:    GNU Smalltalk
Vala:    Vala
wxWidgets:    wxWidgets library
Tcl:    Tcl - Tk’s scripting language
Perl:    Perl
PHP:    PHP Hypertext Preprocessor
Pike:    Pike
GCC-source:    GNU Compiler Collection sources
YCP:    YCP - YaST2 scripting language
Preparing Shell Scripts:    Preparing Shell Scripts for Internationalization
gettext.sh:    Contents of gettext.sh
gettext Invocation:    Invoking the gettext program
ngettext Invocation:    Invoking the ngettext program
envsubst Invocation:    Invoking the envsubst program
eval_gettext Invocation:    Invoking the eval_gettext function
eval_ngettext Invocation:    Invoking the eval_ngettext function
eval_pgettext Invocation:    Invoking the eval_pgettext function
eval_npgettext Invocation:    Invoking the eval_npgettext function
General Problems:    General Problems Parsing Perl Code
Default Keywords:    Which Keywords Will xgettext Look For?
Special Keywords:    How to Extract Hash Keys
Quote-like Expressions:    What are Strings And Quote-like Expressions?
Interpolation I:    Invalid String Interpolation
Interpolation II:    Valid String Interpolation
Parentheses:    When To Use Parentheses
Long Lines:    How To Grok with Long Lines
Perl Pitfalls:    Bugs, Pitfalls, and Things That Do Not Work
Internationalizable Data:    Internationalizable Data Formats
Localized Data:    Localized Data Formats
POT:    POT - Portable Object Template
RST:    Resource String Table
Glade:    Glade - GNOME user interface description
GSettings:    GSettings - GNOME user configuration schema
AppData:    AppData - freedesktop.org application description
Preparing ITS Rules:    Preparing Rules for XML Internationalization
Editable Message Catalogs:    Editable Message Catalogs
Compiled Message Catalogs:    Compiled Message Catalogs
Desktop Entry:    Desktop Entry files
XML:    XML files
PO:    PO - Portable Object
Java .properties:    Java .properties
GNUstep .strings:    NeXTstep/GNUstep .strings
MO:    MO - Machine Object
Java ResourceBundle:    Java ResourceBundle
C# Satellite Assembly:    C# Satellite Assembly
C# Resource:    C# Resource
Tcl message catalog:    Tcl message catalog
Qt message catalog:    Qt message catalog
History:    History of GNU gettext
The original ABOUT-NLS:    Historical introduction
References:    Related Readings
Usual Language Codes:    Two-letter ISO 639 language codes
Rare Language Codes:    Three-letter ISO 639 language codes
GNU GPL:    GNU General Public License
GNU LGPL:    GNU Lesser General Public License
GNU FDL:    GNU Free Documentation License



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