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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 ex-
       tension.	 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 Mkitalo <tommi@tntnet.org>.

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

Tntnet				  2006-07-23			     ecppll(1)

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