CodeLite IDE

Good day for all! I'm very happy to using the codelite 4.5.
Now I began to translation the codelite.pot to pt_BR (Brazillian Portuguese)
So, maybe is time to generate a new .pot file, because the actual .pot file is older on the git. (I guess)
I'm translating the actual version of the .pot file now. If another people like to help, We can share the Brazillian Portuguese file. I have no experience to git to commit my translation for now. but I can send by email my translation.

I like to thanks for all for this great IDE.

Hi,

Now I began to translation the codelite.pot to pt_BR (Brazillian Portuguese)

Thank you.

So, maybe is time to generate a new .pot file, because the actual .pot file is older on the git

Done. (It was only a year old...)

Regards,

David

Hi David, I known this. I downloaded from git yesterday,

The last version of codelite is very very new from the .pot file on github. Maybe is a good idea create anoter .pot file for the last stable version.

Anyone has a link or information to generate a new .pot to the last version of the codelite?

I began to translate the .pot file from the github. Soon I will finish this.

I hope this .pot file (when I complete) can translate more than 50% from the strings of the last version.

I known this. I downloaded from git yesterday,

I know. I was poking fun at myself for not updating it for so long .

The last version of codelite is very very new from the .pot file on github. Maybe is a good idea create anoter .pot file for the last stable version.

Not really. Any translation you do will be distributed with the next CodeLite release, which will be based on the latest git trunk.

Anyone has a link or information to generate a new .pot to the last version of the codelite?

Not really a useful thing to do, as I said above. But if you want to generate your own .pot, it's not hard (at least on Linux):

(Step 0: Install wx3.0.0 or later; it's needed for the wxrc utility. You'll also need xgettext installed, or the equivalent for your platform.)

First extract the menu strings, which are in an XRC file: Then the real work:

Hi, DavidGH!

Thanks for the information. I use Ubuntu 13.10, I love my linux.

will be easy to do now. Thanks a lot!

Dear DavidGH,

Thanks for the help with the generation of the new .pot file.

I generate a new one .potfile with 3013 strings!
the Older (from the github) has 2935 strings.
Its a good idea put this new .pot file on github?

Anyone wants this new .pot file? I will send