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Hello. There was a slight change in stubdom makefile from 3.3 to 3.3.1, in order to use non-localised gcc output: GCC_INSTALL = $(shell LANG=C gcc -print-search-dirs | sed -n -e ''s/install: \(.*\)/\1/p'') However, this is still unsuffient to just set LANG: [guillomovitch@n2 xen]$ LANG=C gcc -print-search-dirs | sed -n -e ''s/install: \(.*\)/\1/p'' At least on ou...

Hi Folks, Well, it has only been more than 6 weeks and still no response to my "No localisation for rsync?" topic. :( So far, I have determined that there are at least 4 files that need translations for rsync. They are the following. main.c flist.c log.c progress.c For my initial test I only made the following modifications. main.c ------ I added the following line ... #include

On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 5:57 PM Michael <cuscotravelservices at gmail.com> wrote: > However, given the warning messages I saw, maybe this is not the > correct (elegant and most efficient) way for the secondary files to > reference "libintl.h". > The best place to add that include and the gettext define would be to put them in rsync.h somewhere, which would make the

Wayne Davison <wayned <at> samba.org> writes: > The best place to add that include and the gettext define would be to put them in rsync.h somewhere, which would make the localisation idiom available in all the .c files. Putting it down at the bottom of the file would be a reasonable spot for it. Hi Wayne, I thought you must have fallen off the face of the earth or something like

Hi Folks, There are no Localisation features incorporated in the rsync code, from what I can see, and hence no Language Translation files. I see pertinent strings, in the "main.c" (output_summary function) and "flist.c" files, which are used by the rprintf function. I could use xgettext with "rprintf" as the function search parameter to produce a .pot file. Are

...ol="slategrey",add=TRUE) >map.grid(c(-20,30,35,55),labels=TRUE,nx=5,ny=5,pretty=TRUE) >map("italy",proj="lambert",pa=c(30,60), lwd=1,col="slategrey",add=TRUE) >map.grid(c(-20,30,35,55),labels=TRUE,nx=5,ny=5,pretty=TRUE) France and Italy are not co-localised with France and Italy from the world map… Now, I suppose that any of the three maps are well situated… Do you have any idea for my problem? Thanks very much for any help, Regards, Amandine [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Hi i'm a french medical student, i have some data that i import from excel. My colomn of the datafram are the localisations of metastasis. If there is a metatsasis there is the symbol "_". i want to exclude the row without metastasis wich represent the NA data. so, i wrote this mela is the data fram mela1=ifelse(mela[,c(11:12,14:21,23,24)]=="_",1,0) # selection of the

Hello, is there anyway or any plan to have the date/time stamp that's printed in an outgoing voicemail notification email to NOT be the date/time of the (*) machine but infact correspond to the timezone set for the subscriber under the TZ variable? I have the (*) machine set to UTC and when the notification email goes out, it prints out the date/time of the machine at which the voicemail was

Hi everybody, I started testing a (really large self written) VB appllication under Wine and was surprised, that a lot works out of the box (nearly...) - Great Work! But I have a few errors I need some advice on: In the application are lot of tests if entered data are numbers or dates. These test do not work, It looks like the locale (number and date)formats are not used in this functions. My

And let's also spell things properly! Like 'internationalisation' ...'Weasels have got into your phone system' instead of 'gotten into your phone system...' And 'please press the hash key..' instead of 'pound key' There should probably be en_uk, en_us, en_ca, en_za, en_nz, en_oz, en_ie and en_in etc to allow each English-speaking country to localise

Hello, I am attempting to make public key authentication to work between OpenSSH 3.0.2 client on OpenBSD and SSH-1.99-OpenSSH_2.9 FreeBSD localisations 20011202. From reading sshd -ddd and ssh -v I can't figure out what goes wrong. Could somebody interpret the attached typescripts for me, please? Here's the relevant part from the server log and I don't understand it: debug2:

Hi, I have some trouble using Il8n. I''ve had these problems for a while now and always used rough workarounds, but as my productivity needs to go up another notch, I was wondering whether there was any way of avoiding these workarounds. For example: When I''m inside a view (say ''home/index'') and use t(''title''), I''d like Rails to know

Dear R users and experts, I need to modify an exisiting R function from a package. The function/ variable is inside a namespace and I have problems accessing it. I only need to get access to to corresponding sourcecode. I localised the "RDX" and "RDB" files. But it seems to be a binary format. How can I convert it to an ASCII format to open and extract the code from a text editio? Thanks Henri

Hi, I am using salted hash login generator to create my login page. In the user_environment.rb file, I saw that there is a comment saying should NOT include the email field in the changeable user fields array. Does anyone know why? > # Add all changeable user fields to this array. > # They will then be able to be edited from the edit action. You > # should NOT include the

Hi! There is a little problem in the security/isakmpd port. There are some gen*.sh scripts in it, which generate some C header (and src) files. These scripts are using awk, tr, etc - some generic UNIX tools. One of the tools has problems with some localisations, so these scripts generate incorrect C-code. Eg, I have Hungarian localisation set, so I have the following in my environ:

I've installed Ubuntu 5.10 Breezy on my Mac. When using MacOSX, I used to work with R 2.2.1, but now, with Ubuntu, I can't download it with synaptic. I can only download R 2.1.1-1, and I really need 2.2.1. I've tried to edit the sources.list file, typing deb http://cran.R-projet.org/bin/linux/debian stable/ R/r, using a different mirror,... but when I run synaptic, it says: W:

...[LD] libasteriskpj.o -> libasteriskpj.so.2 /bin/ld: cannot find -lsrtp-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu So I also build a simple VM box in which I also install CentOS and Asterisk 13.3.1 but I could run the above instructions successfully. Suggestions ? Best regards [1] Original error message was localised. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20170110/e7b4afa0/attachment.html>

...s and breaks mingw if > FLAC_USE_FOPEN_UTF8 is defined. > > Call the wrappers directly instead of using a macro. +1 Yep, I prefer not to have too much #ifdef hackery. In my recent replacement of all the sprintf/_snprintf stuff, I relaced all the calls with a call to flac_snprintf() and localised #ifdef hackery to the implementation of that function.

Hi, I''ve read about this technique on the great Intraweb but can''t find it any more- hopefully someone can help or point me to a reference! I''d hate to reinvent the wheel if I can avoid it (and rediscover all the gotchas that someone has already found). I''m writing a rails app that I''d like to use to service a number of different websites out of

Hi, I would like to eliminate the trend of a set localised (with x an y) data. I try to fit a linear model to the data: mod.01 <- lm(ff~x+y) I've got so a model. My question is how can I do to subtract the model from the initial f data ? -- Cordialement ---------------------------------------- Emmanuel POIZOT Cnam/Intechmer Digue de Collignon 50...