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request for review: gmo.pk
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Bruno Haible |
Subject: |
request for review: gmo.pk |
Date: |
Wed, 14 Feb 2024 13:28:36 +0100 |
Hi,
I would like to publish a gmo.pk in GNU poke, with a pointer to it in
the GNU gettext documentation.
Could someone please review it for best practices and give me hints?
In particular, I'm unsure about these:
* Is a .pk complete when all the user can do with it is to inspect
existing files? Or is it a requirement that the user can modify
strings (and the rest of the file, including offsets and hash tables,
update themselves automatically)?
* Is it OK to formally describe only the initial part of the file, and
access the rest through '@' ? Or should the entire file be described,
up to EOF (so that it can grow if the user attempts to change a string)?
* Is it OK to have a function 'fun print_char_escaped' at the top level,
or should it carry a prefix?
* Comments: /* ... */ vs // ?
Note that I haven't read the entire manual. So it may be sufficient to
point me to the right doc sections.
Bruno
gmo.pk
Description: application/tex-pk
- request for review: gmo.pk,
Bruno Haible <=