phase¶
phase is a script that allows you to perform a number of tasks on a set of PO files that have been broken into phases. You can create a ZIP file for a phase, run checks against a phase, review a phase, edit files in a phase, etc. All the tasks that would be involved in sending work to various translators, receiving work, checking it and committing to CVS.
Prerequisites¶
Latest Version¶
phase is not currently distributed as part of the toolkit. You can get the latest version from Git
Usage¶
phase <command> [options]
Mostly the usage follows the format of:
phase <command> <language-dir> <phaselist> <phase-name>
phase <command> <language-dir> <phase-name>
A full list of commands and options can be seen by running:
phase --help
Commands¶
These are the commands that you can use:
makephaselist <new-phase-list-name> – creates a phase list
listphases <phase-list> – lists the different phases that appear in the phase-list file
listfiles <phase-list> <phase-name> – list all files for the given phase in the phase-list file
checkphaselist <language-dir> <phase-list> – checks to see which files are not included in the phaselist
countpo <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – counts PO file in the given phase
countpot <template-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – counts POT file in the given phase
missingpo <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – lists files that have not been returned for a phase
packpot <template-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – packs all POT files for a given phase into a ZIP file
packpo <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – packs all PO files for a given phase into a ZIP file
packall <template-dir> <phase-list> – packs all phases found in the phase list
packallpo <language-dir> <phase-list> – packs all phases found in the phase list for the given language
countmismatch <language-dir> <template-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – compares the source word count between PO and POT to determine if there are any file errors.
editpo <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – edit the PO files in a phase
editpochecks <language> <phase-name> – edit the PO checks output by checkpo
editconflicts <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – edit the extracted conflict items
checkpo <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> [pofilter options] – run pofilter checks against the given phase
mergepo <language> <phase-name> – merge the checks back into the main language directory
conflictpo <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> [poconflict options] – run poconflict checks against the given phase
diffpo <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – perform a cvs diff for the phase
cvslog <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – perform a cvs log against files in the phase
lastlog <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – retrieves the last cvs log entry for each file in a phase
cvsadd <languages-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – CVS adds files and directories that are not already in CVS
diffpo <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – perform a cvs diff for the phase
reviewpo <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> [pofilter options] – extract items marked for review for the given phase
editreviews <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – edit the extracted review items
countreviews <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – count the number of strings and words under review
checkinpo <language-dir> <phase-list> <phase-name> – cvs checkin the files in the given phase
creategsi <language-dir> <en-US.gsi> <traget-language> – creates a BZ2 GSI/SDF file for the language against the en-US GSI file
reviewsinout <language> <phase-name> – counts the number of review files returned vs sent and shows which are missing
reviewsdiff <language> <phase-name> – create a diff between what was sent for review and what was returned
Bugs¶
There are probably lots mostly the bug is that the command line options are pretty inconsistent