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@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ supported by iconv and will be automatically converted to the currently used
encoding.
The GNU gettext library, starting with version 0.10.36, uses a new format for
-some encodings. This folows the C99 standard for strings. It means that when
-a multi-byte character includes the 0x5c byte, this is not recognized as a
-backslash. Since this format is incompatible with Solaris, Vim uses the old
+some encodings. This follows the C99 standard for strings. It means that
+when a multi-byte character includes the 0x5c byte, this is not recognized as
+a backslash. Since this format is incompatible with Solaris, Vim uses the old
format. This is done by setting the OLD_PO_FILE_OUTPUT and OLD_PO_FILE_INPUT
environment variables. When you use the Makefile in this directory that will
be done for you. This does NOT work with gettext 0.10.36. Don't use it, get
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ on MS-Windows. Download the gettext packages, for example from:
You might have to do the commands manually. Example:
- cd c:\vim\vim60
+ cd c:\vim\vim71
mkdir runtime\lang\ja\LC_MESSAGES
msgfmt -o runtime\lang\ja\LC_MESSAGES\vim.mo src\po\ja.po