po for anything

po for anything 0.21

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Mainly a bugfix release. The most important change may be the ability to pass options to modules from po4a(1)'s config file.

Unfortunately, this is undocumented yet ;)

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po for anything
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0.21
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Jordi Vilalta Prat
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  [Nicolas François]

  (TeX module)

  * Fix an issue with file excluded from inclusion:

    after a gettextization, the PO file contained two \input{x}.

  * Add a generic way to specify separators. For example, this permits

    to translate each cell separately in a tabular environment.

  * Just warn instead of dying when the documentclass cannot be found

  (Man module)

  * Add a verbose option, for "po4a -v".

  * Add comments to the PO file, and fix the testsuite accordingly.

  * Remove the with-non_breaking_spaces and with-hyphen_to_minus options

    and document the transliterations performed in pre_trans and post_trans.

  * Fix an encoding issue with non-breaking spaces.

  (Po.pm)

  * Allow multiple comment lines for a PO string.

  (po4a)

  * Add support for options/aliases in the config files.

    First try ... undocumented feature.

  [Jordi Vilalta]

  (Xml module)

  * Handle the processing instructions ( <?...?> ) simply ignoring them

  (Docbook module)

  * Wrap by default

  (Po module)

  * Handle tabs when canonizing

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