Question Language file php to ini. How to convert?

I use anything, because i never used something to convert php files to ini.

I have found an other component for this on the JED, maybe it's better : extensions.joomla.org/extensions/miscellaneous/development/4740

Results in en-GB.com_kunena.ini

There will be some of you who converted the file "php" to "ini"

Whom should I ask?

I have already making a script that converts all strings to the new format, clean it up, split into two and order all entries in alphabetical order. It will also detect new strings and add them (they will be commented out).

I still need to solve how to mark modified strings, but..

Matias wrote:

I have already making a script that converts all strings to the new format, clean it up, split into two and order all entries in alphabetical order. It will also detect new strings and add them (they will be commented out).

I still need to solve how to mark modified strings, but..

Having strings sorted/grouped by version (i.e. as they are added) was very useful in the past. I expect there will be a lot of pain in keeping track and updating all the 1.6 new strings that will be alphabetically mixed with all the old 1.5 strings now...

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This is not Kunena's fault, but situations like these really make me want to ditch Joomla altogether and switch to something that has a proper and stable i18n and L10n framework, i.e. gettext.
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Matias wrote:

I have already making a script that converts all strings to the new format, clean it up, split into two and order all entries in alphabetical order. It will also detect new strings and add them (they will be commented out).

I still need to solve how to mark modified strings, but..

when it is ready I expect it.
I have translated k1.6 in my language (it)

Twett me :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

The order by version caused a lot of issues and mad the file bloated. We had about 800-1000 no longer used strings in there.

The differences between one version and another can easily be generated from the svn. Especially since some stings got changed inthe past that where in sections of a different version. Those got often missed by translators anyway.

Now the one and only way to look for changes is a delta patch from the svn - it always catches ALL changes.