The problem is: in which xml namespace the 'translatable'
attribute
should go, for it to be recognized by intltool and still
work as xslt?
Some step may force schema/dtd validation on the xslt and
can break on
extended attributes.
I would prefer to create a simple tool that extracts the
translatable
strings from the xslt and insert/update them directly in the
.pot file
after it is updated by intltool and before it is further
processed.
Fun,
On 11/27/06, "Andrés G. Aragoneses [ knocte ]"
<knocte gmail.com> wrote:
> Gideon de Swardt escribió:
> > I posted an email on the intltool mailing list
asking for help on this
> > issue, and if it is possible to extract GetStrings
from an Xsl file.
> > Waiting to hear back from them, and will report
back on this issue.
>
> But an XSL file is also an XML file. Doesn't it work
with adding the
> file to POTFILES and adding the attribute
"translatable" (as the glade
> files have) in the tag that contains the localizable
string?
>
> Regards,
>
> Andrés [ knocte ]
>
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