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Changelog

2.2 - June 10, 2014

  • Remove seconds from POT timestamps. No other tool includes seconds, and this appearently breaks Babel.
  • Fix Python 2.6 compatibility. Patch from Hugo Branquinho (pull request 25).
  • Fix installation problems on Python 3. Patch from William Wu (pull request 27).
  • Handle TALES expression engine selection. This fixes issue 30.
  • Handle Python expressions using curly braces in HTML templates. This fixes issue 29.

2.1 - April 8, 2014

  • Do not break when encountering HTML entities in Python expressions in XML templates.
  • Show the correct linenumber in error messages for syntax errors in Python expressions occurring in XML templates.
  • Fix bug in parsing of tal:repeat and tal:define attributes in the XML parser.
  • Tweak ReST-usage in changelog so the package documentation renders correctly on PyPI.

2.0 - April 8, 2014

  • Lingua is now fully Python 3 compatible.
  • Add a new pot-create command to extract translateable texts. This is (almost) a drop-in replacement for GNU gettext's xgettext command and replaces the use of Babel's extraction tools. For backwards compatibility this tool can use existing Babel extraction plugins.
  • Define a new extraction plugin API which enables several improvements to be made:
    • You can now select which domain to extract from files. This is currently only supported by the XML and ZCML extractors.
    • Format strings checks are now handled by the extraction plugin instead of applied globally. This prevents false positives.
    • Message contexts are fully supported.
  • Format string detection has been improved: both C and Python format strings are now handled correctly.
  • The XML/HTML extractor has been rewritten to use HTML parser from Chameleon_. This allows lingua to handle HTML files that are not valid XML.
  • Whitespace handling in XML extractor has been improved..
  • The po-xls conversion tools have been moved to a new po-xls package.

1.6 - December 9, 2013

  • Add support for ngettext and pluralize() for correctly generating plurals in pot files.

1.5 - April 1, 2013

  • Do not silently ignore XML parsing errors. Instead print an error message and abort.

1.4 - February 11, 2013

  • Po->XLS convertor accidentily included obsolete messages.

1.3 - January 28, 2012

  • XLS->Po conversion failed for the first language if no comment or reference columns were generated. Reported by Rocky Feng.
  • Properly support Windows in the xls-po convertors: Windows does not support atomic file renames, so revert to shutils.rename on that platform. Reported by Rocky Feng.

1.2 - January 13, 2012

  • Extend XML extractor to check python expressions in templates. This fixes issue 7. Thanks to Nuno Teixeira for the patch.

1.1 - November 16, 2011

  • Set 'i18n' attribute as default prefix where there was no prefix found. This fixes issues 5 and 6. Thanks to Mathieu Le Marec - Pasquet for the patch.

1.0 - September 8, 2011

  • Update XML extractor to ignore elements which only contain a Chameleon expression (${....}). These can happen to give the template engine a hint that it should try to translate the result of an expression. This fixes issue 2.
  • Update XML extractor to not abort when encountering undeclared namespaces. This fixes issue 3.
  • Fix Python extractor to handle strings split over multiple lines correctly.

1.0b4 - July 20, 2011

  • Fix po-to-xls when including multiple languages in a single xls file.

1.0b3 - July 18, 2011

  • Paper brown bag: remove debug leftover which broke po-to-xls.

1.0b2 - July 18, 2011

  • Update PO-XLS convertors to allow selection of comments to include in the xls files.
  • Correct XML extractor to strip leading and trailing white. This fixes issue 1.
  • Add a very minimal polint tool to perform sanity checks in PO files.
  • Update trove data: Python 2.4 is not supported due to lack of absolute import ability.

1.0b1 - May 13, 2011

  • First release.