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PROGRAM:
NAME
xgettext.pl - Extract translatable strings from source
VERSION
version 1.00
SYNOPSIS
xgettext.pl [OPTION] [INPUTFILE]...
DESCRIPTION
This program extracts translatable strings from given input files, or from STDIN if none
are given.
Please see Locale::Maketext::Extract for a list of supported input file formats.
OPTIONS
Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too. Similarly for
optional arguments.
Input file location:
INPUTFILE...
Files to extract messages from. If not specified, STDIN is assumed.
-f, --files-from=FILE
Get list of input files from FILE.
-D, --directory=DIRECTORY
Add DIRECTORY to list for input files search.
Input file format:
-u, --use-gettext-style
Specifies that the source programs uses the Gettext style (e.g. %1) instead of the
Maketext style (e.g. "[_1]") in its localization calls.
Output file location:
-d, --default-domain=NAME
Use NAME.po for output, instead of "messages.po".
-o, --output=FILE
PO file name to be written or incrementally updated; "-" means writing to STDOUT.
-p, --output-dir=DIR
Output files will be placed in directory DIR.
Output details:
-g, --gnu-gettext
Enables GNU gettext interoperability by printing "#, perl-maketext-format" before each
entry that has "%" variables.
-W, --wrap
If wrap is enabled, then, for entries with multiple file locations, each location is
listed on a separate line. The default is to put them all on a single line.
Other comments are not affected.
Plugins:
By default, all builtin parser plugins are enabled for all file types, with warnings
turned off.
If any plugin is specified on the command line, then warnings are turned on by default -
you can turn them off with "-now"
-P|--plugin pluginname
Use the specified plugin for the default file types recognised by that
plugin.
-P|--plugin 'pluginname=*'
Use the specified plugin for all file types.
-P|--plugin pluginname=ext,ext2
Use the specified plugin for any files ending in C<.ext> or C<.ext2>
-P|--plugin My::Module::Name='*'
Use your custom plugin module for all file types
Multiple plugins can be specified on the command line.
Available plugins:
"perl" : Locale::Maketext::Extract::Plugin::Perl
For a slightly more accurate but much slower Perl parser, you can use the PPI plugin.
This does not have a short name, but must be specified in full, eg:
xgettext.pl -P Locale::Maketext::Extract::Plugin::PPI
"tt2" : Locale::Maketext::Extract::Plugin::TT2
"yaml" : Locale::Maketext::Extract::Plugin::YAML
"formfu" : Locale::Maketext::Extract::Plugin::FormFu
"mason" : Locale::Maketext::Extract::Plugin::Mason
"text" : Locale::Maketext::Extract::Plugin::TextTemplate
"generic" : Locale::Maketext::Extract::Plugin::Generic
Warnings:
If a parser plugin encounters a syntax error while parsing, it will abort parsing and hand
over to the next parser plugin. If warnings are turned on then the error will be echoed
to STDERR.
Off by default, unless any plugin has been specified on the command line.
-w|--warnings
-now|--nowarnings
Verbose:
If you would like to see which files have been processed, which plugins were used, and
which strings were extracted, then enable "verbose". If no acceptable plugin was found, or
no strings were extracted, then the file is not listed:
-v|--verbose
Lists processed files.
-v -v|--verbose --verbose :
Lists processed files and which plugins managed to extract strings.
-v -v|--verbose --verbose :
Lists processed files, which plugins managed to extract strings, and the extracted
strings, the line where they were found, and any variables.
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