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If you find a bug in gted PLEASE let me know!
Bug reports can be posted
here
or you can write an email to: simon@gted.org
Every bug report will help to make gted more usable for everybody!
Thanks a lot!
- 06.02.2012: gted now on github
- 24.02.2009: gted 1.5.2 Bugfix release
- 23.02.2009: gted 1.5.1 Bugfix release
- 13.01.2009: gted 1.5.0 released.
Two new features: --default-domain is configurable and for the Java people -r option is now available. Thanks a lot to Martin for providing the -r patch!
- 12.08.2008: gted 1.4.1 released with Java 5 support. Sorry!
- 12.08.2008: gted 1.4.0 released
- 19.07.2008: new gted Tutorial from
Pavel Mendl.
Thanks a lot Pavel!
- 07.04.2008: gted 1.3.0 with two bugfixes released!
- 11.02.2008: Today Zoran Regvart joined the project!
Now we are two people working on gted and we hope to release new and
better versions faster and more often!
- 26.09.2007: Website now on own domain
www.gted.org!
- 27.01.2007: Tutorial: Using
gettext in Java 5 (or later)
- 11.01.2007: gted has now an Update Site!
http://gted.sourceforge.net/update
- gted (GetText EDitor) is an editor for gettext po files.
- Integration of gettext Tools (xgettext, msgmerge, msgfmt)
- It is developed as Eclipse plugin and therefore very useful
for developers (and translators) using the Eclipse IDE.
- gted has been tested on:
- Windows XP SP2, Eclipse 3.3, Java 1.5.0_11
- openSUSE Linux 10.2, Eclipse 3.3, Java 1.5.0_12
- Mac OS X 10.4.10, Eclipse 3.3, Java 1.5.0_06
- You can find an example of a Java project in the
CVS repository
- Check out the Eclipse project net.sf.gted.example.java
- It includes a launch configuration
- The example is based on the
tutorial
- Simon Martinelli, Switzerland
- Zoran Regvart, Croatia
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