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xgettext(1scl)							xgettext(1scl)

NAME
       xgettext - extracts strings from source code

SYNOPSIS
       xgettext [options] filename

DESCRIPTION
       The  xgettext  command  automates  the  generation  of  portable object
       file(s) by extracting strings from the specified filename(s). Typically
       the filename is a C/C++ source module containing "C language" strings.

       The  portable  object  files  can then be processed into message object
       files with the msgfmt command.

OPTIONS
       There are a number of options that can be specified with this  command.
       Type xgettext -h to display their meaning.

SCL IMPLEMENTATION NOTES
       This  command  is  implemented  by the GNU gettext package. This is not
       supplied with SCL but can be downloaded from GNU distribution sites  or
       obtained from the Freeware Source CD that is supplied with Tru64 UNIX.

       For  detailed information on the use of xgettext (and related commands)
       and the format and content of Portable Object files refer to the online
       gettext documentation using the info command once the GNU gettext pack‐
       age has been installed.

RELATED INFORMATION
       Commands: gettext(1scl), msgfmt(1scl)

       Function: gettext(3scl)

       Manual: Solaris Compatibility Library User's Guide

								xgettext(1scl)
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