* in all files with visible strings, import gtk and mark all visible strings with _("...")
* create a po/ directory and place a POTFILES.in file there with the list of files that contain translatable strings and a ubuntuone-sso-client.pot template file (created with intltool)
* the Ubuntu package needs to generate the .pot file during building, mainly with a call to 'intltool -p -g ubuntu-sso-client.pot' in debian/rules or using python-distutils-extra which makes things easier
Once the package is in soyuz, the template will get imported into LP and translators will be able to translate it
Things that need to be done:
* in all files with visible strings, import gtk and mark all visible strings with _("...") sso-client. pot template file (created with intltool) sso-client. pot' in debian/rules or using python- distutils- extra which makes things easier
* create a po/ directory and place a POTFILES.in file there with the list of files that contain translatable strings and a ubuntuone-
* the Ubuntu package needs to generate the .pot file during building, mainly with a call to 'intltool -p -g ubuntu-
Once the package is in soyuz, the template will get imported into LP and translators will be able to translate it