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intltool-extract(8) |
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intltool-extract − generate header files which can be read by gettext
intltool-extract [options]... SOURCE_FILE
intltool-extract extracts strings in the specified XML/INI type SOURCE_FILE and writes them into a C header file. Then xgettext(1) can merge these strings inside header file into po template.
intltool-extract is usually not executed manually, but called from intltool-update(8) instead.
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−l |
−-local
Creates a subdirectory under current working directory (named "tmp/") and writes files there. This option can’t be used with −-update option.
−-update
Writes header file into the same directory the source file is in. New file name is the source file name appending ".h" extension. This option can’t be used with −l/−-local option. Besides, this option is the default option if neither −-local nor −-update is specified.
−-type=TYPE
Specify the type of source
file. Currently supported types are:
"gettext/glade" (.glade, .glade2)
"gettext/ini" (Generic INI file)
"gettext/keys" (.keys)
"gettext/rfc822deb" (RFC 822 format file)
"gettext/schemas" (.schemas)
"gettext/scheme" (.scm)
"gettext/xml" (Generic XML file)
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−v |
−-version
Show version information.
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−h |
−-help
Show usage and basic help information.
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−q |
−-quiet
Be quiet while running.
Report bugs to http://bugzilla.gnome.org (product name "intltool") or send email to <xml-i18n-tools@gnome.org>.
Darin Adler
<darin@bentspoon.com>
Kenneth Christiansen <kenneth@gnu.org>
Maciej Stachowiak <mjs@eazel.com>
intltoolize(8), intltool-prepare(8), intltool-merge(8), intltool-update(8), xgettext(1)
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