Kobayashi Noritada wrote:
> I have been using HEAD of the 1.4.x branch since the branch cut, but
> such problems have never occurred in my environment.
>
> > $ svn up
> > At revision 228.
English message.
> >
> > $ export LANG=de
> >
> > $ svn up
> > Revision 228.
German version of the above standing English message.
> >
> > $ svn ps svn:log --revprop -r 1000 tester .
> > svn: No such revision 1000
> >
> > $ svn ps svn:log --revprop -r 100 tester .
> > svn: Repository has not been enabled to accept revision propchanges;
> > ask the administrator to create a pre-revprop-change hook
>
> This is a problem. ...However, aren't you using csh or tcsh here? If so,
> you must set environmental variables with setenv, instead of export, like
> "setenv LANG de". If you're using sh/bash/zsh, using export is a proper
> way.
I am using bash. And as mentioned below (in my original post) I also
have this problem under Windows (where I set LANG by 'set').
>
> > Weinert@weinert ~/Subversion/work/7777
> > $ svn ps svn:log --revprop -r 100
> > svn: Not enough arguments provided; try 'svn help' for more info
> >
> > Weinert@weinert ~/Subversion/work/7777
> > $ svn ps svn:log --revprop -r 100 -m " "
> > Unterbefehl 'propset' akzeptiert die Option '-m [--message] par' nicht
> > Geben Sie 'svn help propset' fr Hilfe ein.
>
> Messages are correctly localized here. There is no problem, as you said
> below.
Not really, the first one is English (wrong) and the second one is
German (right).
>
> > If I look at de.po (in 1.4.0-rc4) I see that there is no translation
> > for 'Not enough arguments provided; try 'svn help' for more info' so
> > this may be the cause for this special text being displayed in English.
>
> > But e. g. 'No such revision' looks okay for me - but I am not familiar
> > with .po files.
>
> po files only work as follows:
>
> _("original message")
>
> in the source code plus
>
> msgid "original message"
> msgstr "translated message"
>
> in the po file returns
>
> translated message
>
> as output message.
>
> So, I'll suggest you to check whether you are correctly setting the
> environmental variables.
I set the environment variables as I always do. Shouldn't all messages
be in English if the environment variables were set wrong? Or, in other
words, I think that setting the environment variables is a 'all or
nothing' thing, either all messages are shown in German or they are
all in English.
Mathias
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Received on Thu Aug 17 07:55:32 2006