[CPS-translators] Why CPS says my pt-BR.po file is bad?

Mario Olimpio de Menezes mario at curiango.ipen.br
Thu Jun 3 22:22:41 CEST 2004


Hi,


  I'm testing my translations but found some problems when adding a 
  CPSDefault Site through Zope Management Interface.

  I've tried all tests, comparisons, etc on my pt-BR.po files to figure
  out what could be wrong with them but couldn't find anything. Yet, CPS
  says they're bad, and skip them when adding a CPS site.

  How do I know what CPS likes for a pot file?
  Which utility/program should I use to verify my files? 

  If I use Emacs to edit the pt-BR.po file, this is what I get when
  Validating it:
------------------------------
cd /var/lib/zope/instance/default/Products/CPSCollector/i18n/
msgfmt --statistics -c -v -o /dev/null
/var/lib/zope/instance/default/Products/CPSCollector/i18n/pt-BR.po
91 mensagens traduzidas.

Compilation finished at Thu Jun  3 17:17:23
---------------------------------

  Seems to me that my file is OK!

  But CPS says:

Verifying message domain cpscollector
  Adding message catalog
  Adding message domain
 Checking available languages
  Checking installable languages
    Available languages: ('en', 'it', 'es', 'pt-BR')
    Importing it.po into 'it' locale
    Skipping bad file pt-BR.po
    Skipping not installed locale for file fr.po
    Skipping not installed locale for file nl.po
    Importing en.po into 'en' locale
End of CPSCollector install

   So what is bad with my file?

   I apologize if these are basic questions but I'm a beginner on
translating applications using pot files and the respective tools.

   Thanks for any help!

-- 
Mario O.de Menezes, Ph.D.     "Many are the plans in a man's heart, but
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