Update localization for the renderer. #30
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The renderer no longer should have translations for PG since PG now has its own translations. So the localilzations only include the `maketext` calls in the `templates`, `lib/WeBWorK`, and `lib/RenderApp` directories, as well as any in the `lib/RenderApp.pm` file. Although in actuallity all of them are in the `templates` directory. The `docs/make_translation_files.md` file has been removed. Instead the `bin/update-localization-files` script handles this. Run `./bin/update-localization-files -h` for usage. Basically run `./bin/update-localization-files` to only update the pot file, or run `./bin/update-localization-files -p` to update the pot file and the po files. You can also run `./bin/update-localization-files -l heb` (for example) to update the pot file and the heb.po file. Note that the pot file is renamed to `lib/WeBWorK/Localize/renderer.pot` instead of `lib/WeBWorK/Localize/standalone.pot` since this is the `renderer` app, not the `standalone` app. Generally, I would like to stop calling this the "standalone renderer" and just call it the "renderer" (or perhaps better the "pg-renderer"?). The `lib/WeBWorK/Localize.pm` file has been updated with changes similar to those made for WeBWorK. Also remove the `language_subroutine` from the `WeBWorK::PG->new` calls. That is not a valid translation option anymore, and doesn't do anything.
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The renderer no longer should have translations for PG since PG now has its own translations. So the localilzations only include the
maketextcalls in thetemplates,lib/WeBWorK, andlib/RenderAppdirectories, as well as any in thelib/RenderApp.pmfile. Although in actuallity all of them are in thetemplatesdirectory.The
docs/make_translation_files.mdfile has been removed. Instead thebin/update-localization-filesscript handles this. Run./bin/update-localization-files -hfor usage. Basically run./bin/update-localization-filesto only update the pot file, or run./bin/update-localization-files -pto update the pot file and the po files. You can also run./bin/update-localization-files -l heb(for example) to update the pot file and the heb.po file.Note that the pot file is renamed to
lib/WeBWorK/Localize/renderer.potinstead oflib/WeBWorK/Localize/standalone.potsince this is therendererapp, not thestandaloneapp. Generally, I would like to stop calling this the "standalone renderer" and just call it the "renderer" (or perhaps better the "pg-renderer"?).The
lib/WeBWorK/Localize.pmfile has been updated with changes similar to those made for WeBWorK.Also remove the
language_subroutinefrom theWeBWorK::PG->newcalls. That is not a valid translation option anymore, and doesn't do anything.