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Scripts like apertium-validate-dictionary refer to the xmllint that configure finds at the time you ran it, e.g. /opt/local/bin/xmllint. That makes the script not work if you copy it to other computers or install xmllint to a different path. Let it just use xmllint with no path.
(similarly for bash – some systems might use sh there, which is even worse, since sh on some systems is definitely not bash-compatible)
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Many changes, including the word-bound blank helpers needed for @khannatanmai's GSoC work.
* Removed submodule apertium-get (fixes#4, fixes#16, fixes#36, see apertium/packaging#15)
* Require C++14 (C++1y)
* Changed generic variables and unified where version is defined
* Corrected use of pkg-config
* Use `/usr/bin/env bash` instead of baking in bash path
* Use xmllint from PATH (fixes#28)
* Use xsltproc from PATH
* Added 3 new tools:
* apertium-wblank-attach: Helper to turn wblank-spans into actual per-word word-bound blanks
* apertium-wblank-detach: Helper to turn per-word word-bound blanks into wblank-spans
* apertium-wblank-mode: Converts modes to new-style transfer, inserts wblank helpers, and optionally adds -z to all programs
* The apertium helper script:
* Will now use [Transfuse](https://github.com/TinoDidriksen/Transfuse) for formats ODT, DOCX, PPTX, and HTML, if Transfuse is in PATH (fixes#69)
* Always uses apertium-wblank-mode around modes, because wblanks are not specific to Transfuse
* This also always converts old-style transfer to new-style transfer (see apertium/apertium-eo-ca#2, see apertium/apertium-epo-fra#1)
* Added `-f odp` as alias for `odt`
* New envvar `APERTIUM_DATADIR` as alternative to -d
* New arg -z to enable null-flush mode
* Require UTF-8 earlier
* Other cleanup
Scripts like apertium-validate-dictionary refer to the xmllint that configure finds at the time you ran it, e.g.
/opt/local/bin/xmllint
. That makes the script not work if you copy it to other computers or install xmllint to a different path. Let it just usexmllint
with no path.(similarly for bash – some systems might use
sh
there, which is even worse, sincesh
on some systems is definitely not bash-compatible)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: