[Po4a-devel][CVS] po4a html-build-upload.sh,NONE,1.1

[Jordi Vilalta]

On Fri, 30 Jul 2004, Martin Quinson wrote:

> On Fri, Jul 30, 2004 at 01:56:46AM +0200, Jordi Vilalta wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> On Thu, 29 Jul 2004, Martin Quinson wrote:
>>
>>> Update of /cvsroot/po4a/po4a
>>> In directory haydn:/tmp/cvs-serv32446
>>>
>>> Added Files:
>>> 	html-build-upload.sh
>>> Log Message:
>>> A little script to regenerate the documentation on
>>> http://po4a.alioth.debian.org
>>
>> I liked to see all the documentation on the web :) Today I've been
>> modifying this script to handle also the translated documentation, and to
>> generate a very simple main page. I send you this. Take what you like and
>> throw away what you don't (I don't know what you have in mind to put in
>> the web).
>>
>> The biggest issue I found with mpod2html is that it searches the modules'
>> description in sections that begin with "NAME", but in translated
>> documents it doesn't exist, and then it says those modules have no
>> description. Everything else is fine.
>
> Why don't you just commit it? Why don't you just upload your changes to the
> server? (don't forget to change your .ssh/config so that your user name is
> right on this server)

Oops, I'll do it now :P I didn't know if you would like this approach or 
not.

>
> While you're at it, it'd be better to use rsync instead of scp to upload the
> files. It'd allow to remove dead files. But I'm not sure we, as restricted
> -guest accounts, are allowed to use rsync. That's quite possible, but I
> didn't check. That's not critical either.

I haven't worked with rsync. I'll try with scp for now.

>
> Does this take care of the not yet translated pages? The best would be to
> create a link to the english version in that case. I'm sorry for not even
> reading your modified version, but I'm really tired tonight...

I've set the maintenance threshold to 0%. This way you get a duplicate of 
the english files when there's nothing translated, but you can see every 
translated msgid. I think it helps a little more than showing everything 
in english to non-english speakers (when there could be 50% of the 
document translated!)

Regards,

Jordi Vilalta