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Re: Internationalization (simple example section 10.5 gawk manual)
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Loki Harfagr
May 27, 2013, 8:42:48 AM5/27/13
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Fri, 24 May 2013 13:07:53 -0700, bamberward did cat :
> In section 10.5 of the gawk manual for version 4.0.2 I find everything goes as expected until the very end when the transformation DOES not take place.Apparently, the file must be install in the "standard location" which can vary from system to system( I am on ubuntu 12.04 using gawk 4.0.2). I have tried various locations ,including /usr/share/doc/gawk ,with no success. Please can you give me some indication of how to find this" standard" place.
might be a side effect of your line wrapping non-technique ;-)
you may have some luck while looking up trees near
/usr/lib/locales/"yourlingo"/LC_MESSAGES/
/usr/share/locales/"yourlingo"/LC_MESSAGES/
but of course you're the best admin on your system and the actual roots may vary
> In section 10.5 of the gawk manual for version 4.0.2 I find everything goes as expected until the very end when the transformation DOES not take place.Apparently, the file must be install in the "standard location" which can vary from system to system( I am on ubuntu 12.04 using gawk 4.0.2). I have tried various locations ,including /usr/share/doc/gawk ,with no success. Please can you give me some indication of how to find this" standard" place.
might be a side effect of your line wrapping non-technique ;-)
you may have some luck while looking up trees near
/usr/lib/locales/"yourlingo"/LC_MESSAGES/
/usr/share/locales/"yourlingo"/LC_MESSAGES/
but of course you're the best admin on your system and the actual roots may vary
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