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ecppll(1)		      Tntnet users guide		     ecppll(1)

NAME
       ecppll - language-linker for ecpp

SYNOPSIS
       ecppll  [-I  dir]  [-F] [-o output-filename] ecpp-filename [translated-
       data]

DESCRIPTION
       Ecppll is the language-linker for ecpp. This program combines the  data
       of a ecpp-file with translated phrases from a source-file and generates
       a data-file used by tntnet to look up translated data.  The  translated
       data  file  must contain the original phrase and the translated version
       separated by tab line by line.

       To generate a language file the generated files of all components of  a
       component-library  must be zipped. The resulting zip-file must have the
       same basename as the component-library and  the	language-code  as  the
       extension.  Tntnet tries to find the langage library by first appending
       the value of the query parameter LANG to the name of  the  componentli‐
       brary. If the file is not found, the environment-variable LANG is used.
       If that is neither found, the default data from the original  component
       is used.

OPTIONS
       -F     Fail  on	warning. If a phrase is not found in the language-data
	      or in language-data is a phrase not used it the ecpp-file,  ecp‐
	      pll warns about it to standard output. If this flag is set, ecp‐
	      pll returns a non-zero return-code.

       -I dir Search include-files in directory. This  option  can  be	passed
	      multiple	times.	All specified directories are searched in turn
	      for include-files.

       -o filename
	      Specify output filename

AUTHOR
       This manual page was written by Tommi Mäkitalo ⟨tommi@tntnet.org⟩.

SEE ALSO
       tntnet(1), ecpp(7), ecppl(1)

Tntnet				  2006-07-23			     ecppll(1)
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