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This adds the argument -f (--filenames-only), which only prints the filenames of files containing German comments. I personally scan the whole file for German strings anyway, as we do not find German strings with less than 4 chars. So there's not so much use in printing the found strings. |
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| .. | ||
| text_cat | ||
| bash-completion.in | ||
| convwatch.py | ||
| create_bootstrap_links | ||
| distro-install-clean-up | ||
| distro-install-desktop-integration | ||
| distro-install-file-lists | ||
| distro-install-sdk | ||
| doubleNewlines.pl | ||
| find-german-comments | ||
| find-undocumented-classes | ||
| fuzzfiles | ||
| generate-bash-completion | ||
| get-bugzilla-attachments-by-mimetype | ||
| git-new-workdir | ||
| git-ps1 | ||
| java-set-classpath.in | ||
| lo-commit-stat | ||
| lo-pack-sources | ||
| lo-xlate-lang | ||
| mkworkdir | ||
| README | ||
| repo-list.in | ||
| stubify.pl | ||
| unpack-sources | ||
Tools and scripts mostly not used during the build This direction has a number of key pieces (?) that are used during the build, or are simply generally useful. One example is bin/find-german-comments <directory> which will try to detect and extract all the German comments in a given source code hireachy / directory.