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Just rename it as fr.po and put it beside the module or inside a /po sub-folder
POT file are generated automaticaly by the extractor.php script.
More information and latest version can be fount here : http://drupal.org/drupal-pot
As far as I understand t() are used by Drupal internal system to identify multilingual strings.
The refered t() call do not "break" the translation but it generate a warning when the extractor.php script parse your module.
I'm not an english native speaker, I hope my explanation make sense...
Comments
Comment #1
Cainan commentedcan you please explain to me why the t() is breaking your translation file?
also.. being a native english speaker.. i am not sure how POT files work.. should i include this file w/ the module?
Thanks,
Cainan
Comment #2
Jérôme commentedJust rename it as fr.po and put it beside the module or inside a /po sub-folder
POT file are generated automaticaly by the extractor.php script.
More information and latest version can be fount here : http://drupal.org/drupal-pot
As far as I understand t() are used by Drupal internal system to identify multilingual strings.
The refered t() call do not "break" the translation but it generate a warning when the extractor.php script parse your module.
I'm not an english native speaker, I hope my explanation make sense...
Comment #3
Jérôme commentedAny plan on fixing this minor issue and including the POT file ?
It was generated for previous version but still fully aply on this release ;)
Comment #4
Cainan commentedYes :)
I expect to push a new version of this in a week or two once i have finished testing it for Drupal 5.0
Comment #5
deekayen commentedComment #6
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.