.. These notes are used in: 1. Our email announcements 2. The Translate Tools download page at toolkit.translatehouse.org Translate Toolkit 1.10.0 ************************ *Released on 12 March 2013* This release contains many improvements and bug fixes. While it contains many general improvements, it also specifically contains needed changes for the upcoming `Pootle `_ 2.5.0. It is just over a year since the last release so there are many improvements across the board. A number of people contributed to this release and we've tried to credit them wherever possible (sorry if somehow we missed you). .. This is used for the email and other release notifications Getting it and sharing it ========================= * pip install translate-toolkit * Please share this URL http://toolkit.translatehouse.org/download.html if you'd like to tweet or post about the release. Highlighted improvements ======================== * Android format support * Version control improvements * Source now on Github - all our code is now on github * Documentation - migrated all from our wiki into the code and Read The Docs * Continuous Integration using Travis Most important for Pootle ------------------------- * Version control improvements * Categorize pofilter checks into critical, functional, cosmetic, etc Formats and Converters ---------------------- * Android format support [Michal Čihař] * Mozilla .lang, many improvements * PHP support for defintions, // comments and improved whitespace preservation * PO: X-Merge-On header to explicitly demand a conversion strategy instead of guessing * .properties: BOMs in messages and C style comments [Roman Imankulov] * Mac OS String formatting improved [Roman Imankulov] * The spaces in DTD files are now preserved. For example the spaces in ```` around the entity name ``some.label`` are now kept. * The matching criterion when merging units can now be specified with the ``X-Merge-On`` header. Available values for this header are `location` and `id`. By default merges will be done by matching IDs. This supersedes the effects of the ``X-Accelerator`` header when merging and establishes an explicit way to set the desired matching criterion. Version Control improvements ---------------------------- * Interface for adding files to a repository & Implement .add() for all VCSs. * Caching of VC version info * Don't look for VCS if it's not available * Stop looking for VCS at a given parent * Subversion VC tests * Alway pass -m to 'commit' in Subversion to prevent blocking Checks ------ * New OpenOffice variables style used in extensions * Check for self-closing tags in the xmltags test [Seb M]. * GConf test fixes * Terminology checker type for future terminology features * Categorize pofilter checks into critical, functional, cosmetic, etc * Added support for Objective-C %@ printf specifiers Language specific fixes ----------------------- * Correct plurals: Scottish Gaelic (gd), Irish * Plural rules: Fulah, Brazilian Portuguese * Punctuation rules and tests to ignore for: Burmese, Urdu, Afrikaans, Wolof Documentation ------------- * Moved to Git and we are now using reStructured Text and Sphinx * Published in Read The Docs (RTD). * Old wiki migrated to RTD. * New clean theme for documentation and website * API and code epydoc moved to reStructured Text. * Translate code Style Guide written Mozilla tooling fixes --------------------- * Mozilla specific test for dialog size settings * Gaia properties dialect and plural handling * Fixes and improvement to the Firefox build scripts * Improved accesskey detection * Improved DTD escaping for "e, %, etc * Improvement of DTD to align with Base classes * Support new {{xx}} variable style introduced in PDF viewer ...and refactoring, PEP8, test coverage and of course many many bugfixes. Contributors ------------ This release was made possible by the following people: Dwayne Bailey, Friedel Wolff, Leandro Regueiro, Julen Ruiz Aizpuru, Michal Čihař, Roman Imankulov, Alexander Dupuy, Frank Tetzel, Luiz Fernando Ranghetti, Laurette Pretorius, Jiro Matsuzawa, Henrik Saari, Luca De Petrillo, Khaled Hosny, Dave Dash & Chris Oelmueller. And to all our bug finders and testers, a Very BIG Thank You.