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[gaim-migrate @ 11623] Renamed yahoo_packet_hash to yahoo_packet_hash_str, added yahoo_packet_hash_int, and a new variable arg yahoo_packet_hash that calls either of them. I was going to add some more format chars to yahoo_packet_hash, and may yet. Stuff like automaticly converting strings' character sets or html to yahoo codes, etc. But first I want to look at how yahoo 6 handles character sets and see if it's any different. Feel free to give opinions on if these changes are actually better, assuming you actually look at them, as opposed to running away like a girly man when you see yahoo protocol code. committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

Translation README

Updated: 04-October-2003
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Translated .po files may be submitted in whatever native encoding is
most convenient (and hopefully canonical).  Please ensure that the
Content-type: line reflects the proper character set.



Updated: 19-April-2003
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To supply a new translation, you first need a copy of gaim.pot.
This can be built by typing:

./update.pl --pot

from the gaim/po/ directory.

To update an exsting translation, type:

./update.pl LANG

where LANG is the language code to update, such as fr or ja. This will build
a new gaim.pot and update the translation with the changes. You may then
begin editing the updated file.

New or updated translations should be sent to the gaim-devel listserv
(see http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gaim-devel)

Please check your translations carefully. Make sure you have the same
number of newlines and %s or other formatting codes in the translation as
you have in the original.



Updated: 05-August-2003
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Before submitting updated or new translations, please run the following 
command to ensure the file does not contain errors:
> msgfmt -c --statistics xx.po

The comments at the top of each .po file should appear as follows:
# Gaim Xxxxx translation
# Copyright (C) 2002, Another Name <[e-mail]>
# Copyright (C) 2003, Your Name <[e-mail]>
#
# This file is distributed under the same license as the Gaim package.
#

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