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Translations are welcome, thanks …
I know that there are nice websites like transifex.net and others for this but unfortunately, I am pretty sure that those websites don’t understand the file format used by doclicense but it should be possible to write a converter script for this task. I might look into this later and leave the issue open …

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Can you give me an example of the file you use ? Maybe I can do a Python
script that change your format to a format for that websites and "vice
versa".

Christophe BAL
_Enseignant de mathématiques en Lycée _et développeur Python amateur
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2015-05-09 13:15 GMT+02:00 Robin Schneider [email protected]:

Translations are welcome, thanks …
I know that there are nice websites like transifex.net and others
http://libreprojects.net/#scroll=development for this but
unfortunately, I am pretty sure that those websites don’t understand the
file format used by doclicense but it should be possible to write a
converter script for this task. I might look into this later and leave the
issue open …

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Sure a converter as python script is greatly appreciated. I quickly tried it with transifex.net and the key-value JSON format, but it did not accept the file. I would recommend transifex.net as platform but the data format is open to you when you want to give it a try. When you want to, you can use this python script which I wrote a couple of weeks ago as an example for how OO and command line options can be done.

Please have a look at the updated doclicense.pdf under contributing.

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OK, I will clone your project and work on my own branch as soon as
possible, maybe monday.

Thanks for the help. ;-)

Christophe BAL
_Enseignant de mathématiques en Lycée _et développeur Python amateur
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2015-05-09 14:03 GMT+02:00 Robin Schneider [email protected]:

Sure a converter as python script is greatly appreciated. I quickly tried
it with transifex.net and the key-value JSON format, but it did not
accept the file. I would recommend transifex.net as platform but the data
format is open to you when you want to give it a try. When you want to, you
can use this python script
https://github.com/hamcos/monitoring-scripts/blob/master/check_mk/wato_cvs_import.py
which I wrote a couple of weeks ago as an example for how OO and command
line options can be done.

Please have a look at the updated doclicense.pdf
https://github.com/ypid/latex-packages/raw/master/doclicense/doclicense.pdf
under contributing.

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Thanks.

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If you need an example how a translation can be added, check out #4.

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Ok, the job seems easy. I just have to find a little time. Maybe this thursday.

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