Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 01:10:45 +0900 From: Takeharu KATO <takeharu1219@ybb.ne.jp> To: gnome@freebsd.org Cc: Norikatsu Shigemura <nork@FreeBSD.org>, ume@FreeBSD.org Subject: xchat ja.po catalog file fix Message-ID: <46015905.8040608@ybb.ne.jp>
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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------010905090901030000040300 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-2022-JP Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Hi I found a bug in catalog file(ja.po) in xchat. I can not figure out original author of the software, so I post the patch to fix the problem to gnome@freebsd.org. Would you apply the patch. The problem is that when xchat is invoked, the program detect message format error and make it crash due to invalid format of message on japanese environments. This problem is caused by message line as followed. -- msgstr "%C28-%C29$1/Wallops%C28-%O$t$" -- $ character at the end of this line should specify variable number, but this line is lack of valid variable number, so this message line is handled as critical error by xchat. According to corresponded msgid, the problem may be fixed by using the catalog as followed: -- msgstr "%C28-%C29$1/Wallops%C28-%O$t$2" -- --------------010905090901030000040300 Content-Type: text/plain; name="xchat-2.8.0-ja_po.patch" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-Disposition: inline; filename="xchat-2.8.0-ja_po.patch" ZGlmZiAtTnVwciB4Y2hhdC0yLjguMC5vcmlnL3BvL2phLnBvIHhjaGF0LTIuOC4wL3BvL2ph LnBvCi0tLSB4Y2hhdC0yLjguMC5vcmlnL3BvL2phLnBvCVdlZCBNYXIgMjEgMjM6MTY6MTcg MjAwNworKysgeGNoYXQtMi44LjAvcG8vamEucG8JV2VkIE1hciAyMSAyMzoxNzoyNSAyMDA3 CkBAIC0xMTA0LDcgKzExMDQsNyBAQCBtc2dzdHIgIiVDMjIqJU8kdCQxIOOBr+ODouODvOOD ieOCkiAlQiAlCiAKICM6IHNyYy9jb21tb24vdGV4dGV2ZW50cy5oOjMxOAogbXNnaWQgIiVD MjgtJUMyOSQxL1dhbGxvcHMlQzI4LSVPJHQkMiIKLW1zZ3N0ciAiJUMyOC0lQzI5JDEvV2Fs bG9wcyVDMjgtJU8kdCQiCittc2dzdHIgIiVDMjgtJUMyOSQxL1dhbGxvcHMlQzI4LSVPJHQk MiIKIAogIzogc3JjL2NvbW1vbi90ZXh0ZXZlbnRzLmg6MzIxCiAjLCBmdXp6eQo= --------------010905090901030000040300--
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