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Restore compatibility with gtkimhtml.c
trac-17280-valid-log-html
2019-10-09, Daniel Kamil Kozar

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Restore compatibility with gtkimhtml.c

gtkimhtml.c treats the first line of the message specially, and the previously
introduced changes caused problems with displaying conversation logs when saved
in HTML, exactly due to changing where the newlines are stored inside the file.
I believe this change brings the best of both worlds by changing the significant
part of the HTML markup so the validator is happy, and keeping the stuff that
gtkimhtml.c needs in the first line.

#!/bin/bash -eu

# This uses bash for the <() syntax.

# TODO: Is there a way we can ignore files with only fuzzy-string changes?

# These are the languages which are maintained in Transifex.

transifex_languages="sq ar ar_SA hy hy_AM ast be brx br my_MM ca cs nl en_AU en_GB et fi gl ka de el he hi hu id ga it ja ks kk km ku_IQ lv lt mai ms_MY mr ne nqo nb nn oc pa fa pl pt pt_BR ro ru szl sd sl es es_AR sv tt te tr uk uz cy

if ! which tx > /dev/null

then

cat >&2 << EOF

You must install the Transifex command-line client:

http://docs.transifex.com/client/setup/

EOF

exit 1

cat << EOF

This script assumes your working tree is clean, at least in the po directory.

It pulls the translations from Transifex, works out what has changed, and

COMMITS intltool-update changes without prompting. It then leaves the

remaining changes for manual review and committing.

Ctrl-C now to abort...

EOF

sleep 10

if [ -d po ]

then

cd po

changed_files=

commitable_files=

for i in $transifex_languages

if [ -e $i.po ]

then

cp $i.po $i.po.original

XGETTEXT_ARGS=--no-location intltool-update $i

cp $i.po $i.po.cleaned

tx pull -f -l $i

XGETTEXT_ARGS=--no-location intltool-update $i

if [ -e $i.po.cleaned ]

then

if cmp -s <(grep ^msg $i.po.cleaned) <(grep ^msg $i.po)

then

# There were no actual changes.

mv $i.po.original $i.po

else

# There were changes.

mv $i.po $i.po.transifex

changed_files="$changed_files $i.po"

if cmp -s <(grep ^msg $i.po.original) <(grep ^msg $i.po.cleaned)

then

# The cleaning produced no actual changes; undo the cleaning.

mv $i.po.original $i.po

else

# The cleaning produced changes; leave it for committing.

mv $i.po.cleaned $i.po

commitable_files="$commitable_files $i.po"

rm -f $i.po.original $i.po.cleaned

done

# Commit cleaned versions of the changed files.

if [ -n "$commitable_files" ]

then

hg commit -u "Pidgin Translators <translators@pidgin.im>" \

-m "Clean changed translations" $commitable_files

# Leave the cleaned Transifex versions in place, ready for committing.

for i in $changed_files

mv $i.transifex $i

done

pidgin/pidgin