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It benchmarks about twice as fast as this parser and has a more detailed output. (It basically splits the output into a hash where every little fragment specified by the GNU gettext specification has it's own key. My private project using the get_pomo gem since 2013 actually parsed this stuff in a second parsing step from the get_pomo output 😃)
I'm not sure if it makes sense to update this old project to use the other projects as new cores and add the unique features of this project as another layer on top, but at least I wanted to let you know it's out there :D
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On Fri, Mar 3, 2017 at 1:18 PM, Dennis-Florian Herr < ***@***.***> wrote:
@grosser <https://github.com/grosser> just wanted to let you know that I
worte a faster parser with more detailed output and just open sourced it
today https://github.com/experteer/simple_po_parser
It's actually meant as the new core for this project
https://github.com/arashm/PoParser
It benchmarks about twice as fast as this parser and has a more detailed
output. (It basically splits the output into a hash where every little
fragment specified by the GNU gettext specification has it's own key. My
private project using this gem since 2013 actually parses this stuff in a
second parsing step from the get_pomo output 😃)
I'm not sure if it makes sense to update this old project to use the other
projects as new cores and add the unique features of this project as
another layer on top, but at least I wanted to let you know it's out there
:D
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@grosser just wanted to let you know that I worte a faster parser with more detailed output and just open sourced it today https://github.com/experteer/simple_po_parser
It's actually meant as the new core for this project https://github.com/arashm/PoParser
It benchmarks about twice as fast as this parser and has a more detailed output. (It basically splits the output into a hash where every little fragment specified by the GNU gettext specification has it's own key. My private project using the get_pomo gem since 2013 actually parsed this stuff in a second parsing step from the get_pomo output 😃)
I'm not sure if it makes sense to update this old project to use the other projects as new cores and add the unique features of this project as another layer on top, but at least I wanted to let you know it's out there :D
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: