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[gaim-migrate @ 7574] The user-visible changes? Gaim now shows peep's away messages in their tooltip for AIM over oscar. Things to do: -Make sure this doesn't screw up with huge buddy lists -Replace %n with your screen name, etc. in the tooltip -Leave in b, i, u tags in the tooltip -Fix the 2 8 byte memleaks in locate.c Client authors that aren't me will want to read the following pretty closely... I made some internal libfaim changes. I desire to make libfaim cleaner. I don't know if this really helps or not. Here's what I've done: Changed all the SNAC-sending functions in info.c to NOT take a conn argument. The connection is looked up from the session. I'm trying to make oscar.c less-aware of connections. Added aim_locate_finduserinfo() - Use for getting the aim_userinfo_t for the given screenname. Added aim_locate_getinfoshort() - Use this to request that the servers send you profile info, away message, caps, or a combination of the above. It's like aim_locate_getinfo() but less rate limited. Renamed aim_bos_reqlocaterights() to aim_locate_reqrights() Renamed aim_getinfo() to aim_locate_getinfo() Renamed aim_setdirectoryinfo() to aim_locate_setdirinfo() Renamed aim_0002_000b() to aim_locate_000b() Renamed aim_setuserinterests() to aim_locate_setinterests() Removed aim_userinfo_sn() Removed aim_userinfo_flags() Removed aim_userinfo_idle() Removed aim_userinfo_warnlevel() Removed aim_userinfo_createtime() Removed aim_userinfo_membersince() Removed aim_userinfo_onlinesince() Removed aim_userinfo_sessionlen() Removed aim_userinfo_hascap() Renamed info.c to locate.c Made locate.c keep a static, linked list of nodes of sn, away message, available message, user info. This list is maintained by libfaim automatically. Now clients don't have to keep track of all this stuff themselves, and users won't have to wait for away message/info retrieval if the person is in your buddy list. libfaim uses the iChat way of retrieving stuff, which is not nearly as rate limited as the old way. I actually have a feeling WinAIM uses the same SNAC now (although I didn't check), but I like pluggin iChat because it's innovative. Moved sess->emailinfo to a static variable inside email.c. Removed evilhack from oscar.c I think that's about everything... committer: Tailor Script <tailor@pidgin.im>
author Mark Doliner <mark@kingant.net>
date Mon, 29 Sep 2003 12:30:03 +0000
parents 6173354a64dc
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# check_po.pl  -  check po file translations for likely errors
#
# Written by David W. Pfitzner dwp@mso.anu.edu.au
# This script is hereby placed in the Public Domain.
#
# Various checks on po file translations:
# - printf-style format strings;
# - differences in trailing newlines;
# - empty (non-fuzzy) msgid;
# - likely whitespace errors on joining multi-line entries
# Ignores all fuzzy entries.
#
# Options:
#  -x  Don't do standard checks above (eg, just check one of below).
#  -n  Check newlines within strings; ie, that have equal numbers
#      of newlines in msgstr and msgid.  (Optional because this may
#      happen legitimately.)
#  -w  Check leading whitespace.  Sometimes whitespace is simply 
#      spacing (eg, for widget labels etc), or punctuation differences,
#      so this may be ok.
#  -W  Check trailing whitespace.  See -w above.
#  -p  Check trailing punctuation.
#  -c  Check capitalization of first non-whitespace character 
#      (only if [a-zA-Z]).
#  -e  Check on empty (c.q. new) msgstr
#
# Reads stdin (or filename args, via <>), writes any problems to stdout.
#
# Modified by Davide Pagnin nightmare@freeciv.it to support plural forms
#
# Version: 0.41     (2002-06-06)

use strict;
use vars qw($opt_c $opt_n $opt_p $opt_w $opt_W $opt_x $opt_e);
use Getopt::Std;

getopts('cnpwWxe');

# Globals, for current po entry:
#
# Note that msgid and msgstr have newlines represented by the 
# two characters '\' and 'n' (and similarly for other escapes).

my @amsgid;			# lines exactly as in input
my @amsgstr;
my $entryline;                  # lineno where entry starts
my $msgid;			# lines joined by ""
my $msgstr;
my $is_fuzzy;
my $is_cformat;
my $state;			# From constant values below.
my $did_print;                  # Whether we have printed this entry, to
				# print only once for multiple problems.

use constant S_LOOKING_START => 0;   # looking for start of entry
use constant S_DOING_MSGID   => 1;   # doing msgid part
use constant S_DOING_MSGSTR  => 2;   # doing msgstr part 

# Initialize or reinitalize globals to prepare for new entry:
sub new_entry {
    @amsgid = ();
    @amsgstr = ();
    $msgid = undef;
    $msgstr = undef;
    $entryline = 0;
    $is_fuzzy = 0;
    $is_cformat = 0;
    $did_print = 0;
    $state = S_LOOKING_START;
}

# Nicely print either a "msgid" or "msgstr" (name is one of these) 
# with given array of data.
sub print_one {
    my $name = shift;
    print "  $name \"", join("\"\n  \"", @_), "\"\n";
}

# Print a problem (args like print()), preceeded by entry unless
# we have already printed that: label, and msgid and msgstr.
#
sub print_problem {
    unless ($did_print) {
	print "ENTRY:", ($ARGV eq "-" ? "" : " ($ARGV, line $entryline)"), "\n";
	print_one("msgid", @amsgid);
	print_one("msgstr", @amsgstr);
	$did_print = 1;
    }
    print "*** ", @_;
}

# Check final newline: probably, translations should end in a newline 
# if and only if the original string does. 
# (See also check_trailing_whitespace and check_num_newlines below.)
#
sub check_trailing_newlines {
    if ($opt_x) { return; }

    my ($ichar, $schar);
    
    $ichar = (length($msgid)>=2) ? substr($msgid, -2, 2) : "";
    $schar = (length($msgstr)>=2) ? substr($msgstr, -2, 2) : "";

    if ($ichar eq "\\n" && $schar ne "\\n") {
	print_problem "Missing trailing newline\n";
    }
    if ($ichar ne "\\n" && $schar eq "\\n") {
	print_problem "Extra trailing newline\n";
    }

}

# Check leading whitespace.  In general, any leading whitespace should 
# be the same in msgstr and msgid -- but not always.
#
sub check_leading_whitespace {
    unless ($opt_w) { return; }

    my ($id, $str);

    if ($msgid =~ m/^(\s+)/) {
	$id = $1;
    } else {
	$id = "";
    }
    if ($msgstr =~ m/^(\s+)/) {
	$str = $1;
    } else {
	$str = "";
    }
    if ($id ne $str) {
	print_problem "Different leading whitespace\n";
    }
}

# Check trailing whitespace.  In general, any trailing whitespace should 
# be the same in msgstr and msgid -- but not always.
#
sub check_trailing_whitespace {
    unless ($opt_W) { return; }

    my ($id, $str);

    if ($msgid =~ m/((?:\s|\\n)+)$/) {
	$id = $1;
    } else {
	$id = "";
    }
    if ($msgstr =~ m/((?:\s|\\n)+)$/) {
	$str = $1;
    } else {
	$str = "";
    }
    if ($id ne $str) {
	print_problem "Different trailing whitespace\n";
    }
}

# Check equal numbers of newlines.  In general ... etc.
#
sub check_num_newlines {
    unless ($opt_n) { return; }
    
    my $num_i = ($msgid =~ m(\\n)g);
    my $num_s = ($msgstr =~ m(\\n)g);

    if ($num_i != $num_s) {
	print_problem "Mismatch in newline count\n";
    }
     
}

# Check capitalization of first non-whitespace character (for [a-zA-Z] 
# only).  In general ... etc.
#
sub check_leading_capitalization {
    unless ($opt_c) { return; }

    my ($id, $str);

    if ($msgid =~ m/^\s*([a-zA-Z])/) {
	$id = $1;
    } 
    if ($msgstr =~ m/^\s*([a-zA-Z])/) {
	$str = $1;
    }
    if (defined($id) && defined($str)) {
	if (($id =~ /^[a-z]$/ && $str =~ /^[A-Z]$/) ||
	    ($id =~ /^[A-Z]$/ && $str =~ /^[a-z]$/)) {
	    print_problem "Different leading capitalization\n";
	}
    }
}

# Check trailing 'punctuation' characters (ignoring trailing whitespace).
# In general .. etc.
#
sub check_trailing_punctuation {
    unless ($opt_p) { return; }

    my ($id, $str);

    # Might want more characters: 
    if ($msgid =~ m/([\\\.\/\,\!\?\"\'\:\;])+(?:\s|\\n)*$/) {
	$id = $1;
    } else {
	$id = "";
    }
    if ($msgstr =~ m/([\\\.\/\,\!\?\"\'\:\;])+(?:\s|\\n)*$/) {
	$str = $1;
    } else {
	$str = "";
    }
    ##print "$id $str\n";
    if ($id ne $str) {
	print_problem "Different trailing punctuation\n";
    }
}

# Check that multiline strings have whitespace separation, since
# otherwise, eg:
#   msgstr "this is a multiline"
#          "string"
# expands to:
#   "this is a multilinestring"
#
sub check_whitespace_joins {
    if ($opt_x) { return; }

    my $ok = 1;
    my $i = 0;

    foreach my $aref (\@amsgid, \@amsgstr) {
	my $prev = undef;
      LINE:
	foreach my $line (@$aref) {
	    if (defined($prev)
		&& length($prev)
		&& $prev !~ /\s$/ 
		&& $prev !~ /\\n$/
		&& $line !~ /^\s/
		&& $line !~ /^\\n/) 
	    {
		$ok = 0;
		last LINE;
	    }
	    $prev = $line;
	}
	if (!$ok) {
	    print_problem("Possible non-whitespace line-join problem in ",
			  ($i==0 ? "msgid" : "msgstr"), " \n");
	}
	$i++;
    }
}

# Check printf-style format entries.
# Non-trivial, because translation strings may use format specifiers
# out of order, or skip some specifiers etc.  Also gettext marks
# anything with '%' as cformat, though not all are.
#
sub check_cformat {
    unless ($is_cformat) { return; }
    if ($opt_x)          { return; }

    my (@iform, @sform);
    @iform = ($msgid =~ m/\%[0-9\.\$]*[a-z]/g);
    @sform = ($msgstr =~ m/\%[0-9\.\$]*[a-z]/g);

    ##print join("::", @iform), "\n";
    ##print join("::", @sform), "\n";

    my $js;			# index in sform
    my $j;			# index into iform
  SFORM:
    for ($js=0; $js < @sform; $js++) {
	my $sf = $sform[$js];
	my $sf_orig = $sf;
	if ($sf =~ s/^\%([0-9]+)\$(.*[a-z])$/\%$2/) {
	    $j = $1-1;
	} else {
	    $j = $js;
	}
	if ($j > $#iform) {
	    print_problem("Format number mismatch for $sf_orig [msgstr:",
			  ($js+1), "]\n");
	    next SFORM;
	}
	my $if = $iform[$j];
	if ($sf ne $if) {
	    print_problem("Format mismatch: $sf_orig [msgstr:", ($js+1), "]",
			  " vs $if [msgid:", ($j+1), "]\n");
	}
    }
}

# Run all individual checks on current entry, reporting any problems.
sub check_entry {
    if ($is_fuzzy) {
	return;
    }
    $msgid = join("", @amsgid);
    $msgstr = join("", @amsgstr);

    unless ($opt_x) {
	if (length($msgid)==0) {
	    print_problem "Zero length msgid\n";
	}
    }
    if (length($msgstr)==0) {
        unless ($opt_e) { return; }
        print_problem "Untranslated msgid\n";
    }
    check_cformat;
    check_whitespace_joins;
    check_num_newlines;
    check_leading_whitespace;
    check_trailing_newlines;
    check_trailing_whitespace;
    check_leading_capitalization;
    check_trailing_punctuation;
}

new_entry;

LINE:
while(<>) {
    if ( m(^\s*$) ) {
	if ($state==S_DOING_MSGSTR) {
	    check_entry;
	    new_entry;
	}
	next LINE;
    }
    if ( m(^\#, fuzzy) ) {
        $is_fuzzy = 1;
    }
    if ( m(^\#, .*c-format) ) {
        # .* is because can have fuzzy, c-format
        $is_cformat = 1;
    }
    if ( m(^\#) ) {
        next LINE;
    }
    if ( m(^msgid \"(.*)\"$) ) {
        $entryline = $.;
        @amsgid = ($1);
        $state = S_DOING_MSGID;
        next LINE;
    }
    if ( m(^msgid_plural \"(.*)\"$) ) {
        $entryline = $.;
        @amsgid = ($1);
        $state = S_DOING_MSGID;
        next LINE;
    }
    if ( m(^msgstr \"(.*)\"$) ) {
        @amsgstr = ($1);
        $state = S_DOING_MSGSTR;
        next LINE;
    }
    if ( m(^msgstr\[[0-2]\] \"(.*)\"$) ) {
        @amsgstr = ($1);
        $state = S_DOING_MSGSTR;
        next LINE;
    }
    if ( m(^\"(.*)\"$) ) {
        if ($state==S_DOING_MSGID) {
    	    push @amsgid, $1;
        } elsif($state==S_DOING_MSGSTR) {
    	    push @amsgstr, $1;
        } else {
	    die "Looking at string $_ in bad state $state,";
        }
        next LINE;
    }
    die "Unexpected at $.: ", $_;
}