rwdlanguage 0.01

data/lang/ja/rwdlanguage/en.po

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+# Lang file for rwdcalendar - en
+
+   msgid "year"
+   msgstr "Year:"
+      
+  msgid "month"
+  msgstr "Month:"
+ 
+   msgid "show_month"
+   msgstr '"Show Month"'
+   
+   msgid "rwdschedule_calendar_generalhelp"
+  msgstr "Use the 'Edit Event' tab<br>      The first field is the most important. It is the filename that<br>      will be created. I use the event date starting with yearmonthday<br>      2005january11 <br>      The following lines for entry are for you to fill in as you want.<br>     When you are finished press the Save Changes button <br> You use this same screen for editing an already saved event "
+
+ msgid "rwdschedule_filelist_generalhelp"
+    msgstr "Click on the list events button.   <br>   Click on the date you want          <br>       Then click the 'Open' button         <br>       If it finds the record it will open it. It displays the record as text  under the 'Open' button."
+ 
+   msgid "event_utilities_help"
+       msgstr "On the event utilities tab     <br>  You can rename event filenames  <br>  You can delete events"
+       
+       msgid "rwdschedule_calendar_configuration"
+       msgstr "click on 'Edit Configuration'  <br> You can view the configuration file  <br><br>  You can edit the configuration  <br>  Remember to reload the configuration variables if you want your  changes used."
+       
+       msgid "rwdschedule_calendar_sync"
+        msgstr "Sync for multiple computers<br> If you are like me, you have more than one system<br> I use rwdTinker at home on my Linux laptop at work I use it on XP<br>  So I am adding schedule events on different machines.  <br> There is  a function to help sync the separate systems  <p> in 'Selection Panel' click on 'Open Schedule Sync Window' <p> First you need your ftp details set in the configuration/rwdschedule.cnf file <p> you can upload your events from your local schedules directory to the ftp site<br> you can download events from the ftp site to your local updates directory<br> you can perform a sync which finds remote events and adds them to your local schedules directory<br> There is a button to delete the update directory when finished"
+ 
+ msgid "rwdschedule_calendar_help"
+ msgstr "On the 'Show Month' tab<br>   You can see the current month or enter a year and month  <br>   for example:  <br>    Year: 2005  <br>    Month: 2  <br>    Click on 'show month'  <br>        It will display one month"
+ 
+  msgid "rwdschedule_icsfile_help"
+  msgstr "You can create an ics file<br>      you can view a raw ics file <br>      Rename ics File<br>      Delete ics File<br>      <br><br>      format of date      year = 2005<br>      month = 02<br>      day = 01<br>      hour = 01<br>      minute = 01<br>"
+      

data/lang/nl/rwdcore/nl.po

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+# Language files for RwdTinker core
+ 
+ msgid "error_message_id_unknown"
+  msgstr ""
+ 
+  msgid "applet_installed"  
+  msgstr  "Applet geinstalleerd"
+  
+  msgid "application_version"   
+msgstr  "Application Version"
+   
+   msgid "cancel" 
+   msgstr  "Annuleren"
+   
+  msgid "clickfor_version"  
+  msgstr  "Klier hier voor de Versie"
+  
+  msgid "clickbelowtoviewlistof_zip" 
+  msgstr  "click below to view lists of zips"
+  
+  msgid "documents"     
+  msgstr  "Documenten"
+
+msgid "edit"    
+  msgstr    "edit"  
+
+msgid "file_name"   
+  msgstr  "File Name:"
+  
+  msgid "fill_record"   
+  msgstr  "Fill Record"
+  
+  msgid "help"    
+    msgstr  "Help"
+  
+  msgid "help_about"  
+  msgstr  "Help About"
+  
+  msgid "install_applet"   
+    msgstr  "install (rwdtinker) applet"  
+  
+  msgid "jumptoapplication_location"   
+    msgstr  "Jump to Application Location" 
+  
+  msgid "list_applets"    
+  msgstr  "Remove Applets"
+  
+  msgid "listappletsinthegem_directory" 
+  msgstr  "List applets in the Gem Directory"
+  
+  msgid "listappletsavailablefor_installation" 
+  msgstr  "List applets available for installation"   
+  
+   msgid "list_files"  
+   msgstr  "List Files"          
+   
+   msgid "list_installed_gems "     
+   msgstr  "List installed Gems"   
+  
+  msgid "list_photos"   
+  msgstr  "List Photos"
+  
+  msgid "list_zips"    
+  msgstr  "List Zips"
+  
+  msgid "listzipdirappletsavailable"  
+  msgstr  "List (zip directory) applets available for installation"
+  
+  msgid "menu_panel"     
+  msgstr  "Menu Panel"
+  
+  msgid "module_unknown"   
+  msgstr  "Module onbekend"
+  
+  msgid "next"    
+  msgstr  "Volgende"
+  
+  msgid "open"   
+  msgstr  "Openen"
+  
+  msgid "open_document"    
+msgstr  "Open Document"
+
+  msgid "openselectedhelp_about"  
+  msgstr  "Open selected help about"
+  
+  msgid "reload_variables"   
+  msgstr  "Reload Variables" 
+  
+  msgid "remove_applet"  
+  msgstr   "remove applet"
+  
+  msgid "return"   
+  msgstr  "Return"
+  
+  msgid "rwdtinker_window_2"    
+  msgstr  "RwdTinker Window 2"
+  
+  msgid "rwdtinker"   
+  msgstr  "RwdTinker"
+  
+  msgid "rwdtinker_back_window"  
+  msgstr  '"RwdTinker Back Venster"'
+  
+  msgid "rwdtinker_help"    
+  msgstr  "RwdTinker Help"
+  
+  msgid "rwdtinker_help_window"   
+  msgstr  "RWDTinker Help Venster"
+  
+  msgid "showjump_links"  
+  msgstr  "Show Jump Links"
+
+msgid "showdocument_list"  
+  msgstr  "Show Document List"
+
+msgid "showhelpabout_links"  
+    msgstr  "Show Help About Links"
+  
+  msgid "save"
+  msgstr  "Opslaan"    
+
+msgid "save_changes"     
+  msgstr  "Save Changes"
+
+msgid "selection_panel"  
+  msgstr  '"Selectie  Paneel"'
+
+msgid "selection_tab" 
+  msgstr  "Menu Tab"
+
+msgid "tinker_logo"
+  msgstr  "Tinker Logo"
+
+msgid "tinkerback_window"  
+msgstr  "Tinker Back Window"
+
+msgid "viewapplet_contents" 
+  msgstr  "View Applet Contents"
+
+msgid "viewalreadyinstalled_applications"   
+msgstr  "View already installed GEM applications"
+
+msgid "viewinstalled_text"  
+  msgstr  "View Install Text" 
+
+msgid "view_platform"   
+  msgstr  "view platform" 
+
+msgid "viewplatform_information"   
+  msgstr  "View Platform Information"  
+
+msgid "viewlogger_information"    
+msgstr  "View Logger Information"  
+
+msgid "view_event"   
+  msgstr  "View event"       
+
+msgid "viewinstall_text"  
+msgstr  "View Install Text"   
+
+  msgid "viewlistinstall_files"   
+  msgstr  "View List of Installed Files" 
+ 
+ msgid "view_photo"   
+  msgstr  "View Photo"  
+
+ msgid "window"    
+  msgstr  "Venster"   

data/lang/nl/rwdlanguage/en.po

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+# Lang file for rwdcalendar - en
+
+   msgid "year"
+   msgstr "Year:"
+      
+  msgid "month"
+  msgstr "Month:"
+ 
+   msgid "show_month"
+   msgstr '"Show Month"'
+   
+   msgid "rwdschedule_calendar_generalhelp"
+  msgstr "Use the 'Edit Event' tab<br>      The first field is the most important. It is the filename that<br>      will be created. I use the event date starting with yearmonthday<br>      2005january11 <br>      The following lines for entry are for you to fill in as you want.<br>     When you are finished press the Save Changes button <br> You use this same screen for editing an already saved event "
+
+ msgid "rwdschedule_filelist_generalhelp"
+    msgstr "Click on the list events button.   <br>   Click on the date you want          <br>       Then click the 'Open' button         <br>       If it finds the record it will open it. It displays the record as text  under the 'Open' button."
+ 
+   msgid "event_utilities_help"
+       msgstr "On the event utilities tab     <br>  You can rename event filenames  <br>  You can delete events"
+       
+       msgid "rwdschedule_calendar_configuration"
+       msgstr "click on 'Edit Configuration'  <br> You can view the configuration file  <br><br>  You can edit the configuration  <br>  Remember to reload the configuration variables if you want your  changes used."
+       
+       msgid "rwdschedule_calendar_sync"
+        msgstr "Sync for multiple computers<br> If you are like me, you have more than one system<br> I use rwdTinker at home on my Linux laptop at work I use it on XP<br>  So I am adding schedule events on different machines.  <br> There is  a function to help sync the separate systems  <p> in 'Selection Panel' click on 'Open Schedule Sync Window' <p> First you need your ftp details set in the configuration/rwdschedule.cnf file <p> you can upload your events from your local schedules directory to the ftp site<br> you can download events from the ftp site to your local updates directory<br> you can perform a sync which finds remote events and adds them to your local schedules directory<br> There is a button to delete the update directory when finished"
+ 
+ msgid "rwdschedule_calendar_help"
+ msgstr "On the 'Show Month' tab<br>   You can see the current month or enter a year and month  <br>   for example:  <br>    Year: 2005  <br>    Month: 2  <br>    Click on 'show month'  <br>        It will display one month"
+ 
+  msgid "rwdschedule_icsfile_help"
+  msgstr "You can create an ics file<br>      you can view a raw ics file <br>      Rename ics File<br>      Delete ics File<br>      <br><br>      format of date      year = 2005<br>      month = 02<br>      day = 01<br>      hour = 01<br>      minute = 01<br>"
+      

data/lib/dict.rb

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+# dict.rb - a client-side implementation of the DICT protocol (RFC 2229)
+#
+# $Id: dict.rb,v 1.25 2003/04/19 06:53:41 ianmacd Exp $
+# 
+# Version : 0.9.2
+# Author  : Ian Macdonald <ian@caliban.org>
+#
+# Copyright (C) 2002-2003 Ian Macdonald
+#
+#   This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
+#   it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
+#   the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option)
+#   any later version.
+#
+#   This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
+#   but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
+#   MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
+#   GNU General Public License for more details.
+#
+#   You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+#   along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
+#   Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
+
+=begin
+
+= NAME
+Ruby/DICT - client-side DICT protocol library
+= SYNOPSIS
+
+  require 'dict'
+
+  dict = DICT.new('dict.org', DICT::DEFAULT_PORT)
+  dict.client('a Ruby/DICT client')
+  definitions = dict.define(DICT::ALL_DATABASES, 'ruby')
+
+  if definitions
+    definitions.each do |d|
+      printf("From %s [%s]:\n\n", d.description, d.database)
+      d.definition.each { |line| print line }
+    end
+  end
+
+  dict.disconnect
+
+= DESCRIPTION
+Ruby/DICT is a client-side library implementation of the DICT protocol,
+as described in ((<RFC 2229|URL:ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2229.txt>)).
+= CLASS METHODS
+--- DICT.new(hosts, port = DICT::DEFAULT_PORT, debug = false, verbose = false)
+    This creates a new instance of the DICT class. A DICT object has four
+    instance variables: ((|capabilities|)), ((|code|)), ((|message|)) and
+    ((|msgid|)). ((|capabilities|)) is an array of Strings relating to
+    capabilities implemented on the server, ((|code|)) is the last status
+    code returned by the server, ((|message|)) is the text of the message
+    related to ((|code|)), and ((|msgid|)) is the message ID returned by the
+    server.
+= INSTANCE METHODS
+--- DICT#disconnect
+    Disconnect from the server.
+--- DICT#define(database, word)
+    Obtain definitions for ((|word|)) from ((|database|)). A list of valid
+    databases can be obtained using DICT#show(DICT::DATABASES).
+
+    To show just the first definition found, use ((|DICT::FIRST_DATABASE|))
+    as the database name. To show definitions from all databases, use
+    ((|DICT::ALL_DATABASES|)).
+
+    On success, this returns an array of Struct:Definition objects.
+    ((*nil*)) is returned on failure.
+--- DICT#match(database, strategy, word)
+    Obtain matches for ((|word|)) from ((|database|)) using ((|strategy|)).
+
+    On success, a hash of arrays is returned. The keys of the hash are the
+    database names and the values are arrays of word matches that were found
+    in that database. ((*nil*)) is returned on failure.
+--- DICT#show_server
+    This method retrieves information on the server itself.
+
+    A String is returned on success, while ((*nil*)) is returned on failure.
+--- DICT#show_db
+    This method retrieves information on the databases offered by the server.
+
+    A Hash indexed on database name and containing database descriptions
+    is returned on success, while ((*nil*)) is returned on failure.
+--- DICT#show_info(database)
+    This method retrieves information on a particular database offered by
+    the server.
+
+    A String is returned on success, while ((*nil*)) is returned on failure.
+--- DICT#show_strat
+    This method retrieves information on the strategies offered by the server.
+
+    A Hash indexed on strategy name and containing strategy descriptions
+    is returned on success, while ((*nil*)) is returned on failure.
+--- DICT#status
+    This method returns a single line String of status information from the
+    server.
+--- DICT#help
+    This method returns a String of help information from the server,
+    describing the commands it implements.
+--- DICT#client
+    This method sends a single line String of information describing a client
+    application to the server.
+--- DICT#auth(user, secret)
+    This method attempts to authenticate ((|user|)) to the server using
+    ((|secret|)). Note that ((|secret|)) is not literally passed to the server.
+= CONSTANTS
+Ruby/DICT uses a lot of constants, mostly for the status codes
+returned by DICT servers. See the source for details.
+
+Some of the more interesting other constants:
+: DICT::FIRST_DATABASE
+  Define or match, stopping at first database where match is found
+: DICT::ALL_DATABASES
+  Define or match, gathering matches from all databases
+: DICT::DEFAULT_MATCH_STRATEGY
+  Match using a server-dependent default strategy, which should be the best
+  strategy available for interactive spell checking
+: DICT::DEFAULT_PORT
+  The default port used by DICT servers, namely 2628
+: DICT::ERROR
+  A Regex constant matching any server status code indicating an error
+= EXCEPTIONS
+Exception classes are subclasses of the container class DICTError, which is,
+itself, a subclass of RuntimeError
+--- ConnectError.new(message, code = 2)
+    A ConnectError is raised if DICT::new is unable to connect to the chosen
+    DICT server for any reason. Program execution will terminate.
+--- ProtocolError.new(message, code = 3)
+    A ProtocolError exception can be used if a server operation returns a
+    status code matching DICT::ERROR. This does not happen automatically. The
+    code is stored in the ((|code|)) attribute of the instance of the DICT
+    object. Program execution will terminate.
+= AUTHOR
+Written by Ian Macdonald <ian@caliban.org>
+= COPYRIGHT
+ Copyright (C) 2002-2003 Ian Macdonald
+
+ This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.
+ There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS
+ FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
+= SEE ALSO
+* ((<"Ruby/DICT home page - http://www.caliban.org/ruby/"|URL:http://www.caliban.org/ruby/>))
+* ((<"The DICT development group - http://www.dict.org/"|URL:http://www.dict.org/>))
+* ((<"RFC 2229 - ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2229.txt"|URL:ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2229.txt>))
+= BUGS
+Send all bug reports, enhancement requests and patches to the
+author.
+= HISTORY
+$Id: dict.rb,v 1.25 2003/04/19 06:53:41 ianmacd Exp $
+
+=end
+
+
+require 'socket'
+require 'md5'
+
+
+# lines that start with .. need to be reduced to .
+#
+class String
+  def undot!
+    sub!(/^\.\./, '.')
+  end
+end
+
+
+# a basic exception class for DICT errors
+#
+class DICTError < RuntimeError
+  def initialize(message, code = 1)
+    $stderr.puts message
+    exit code
+  end
+end
+
+
+# deal with connection errors
+#
+class ConnectError < DICTError
+  def initialize(message, code = 2)
+    super
+  end
+end
+
+
+# deal with status code errors
+#
+class ProtocolError < DICTError
+  def initialize(message, code = 3)
+    super
+  end
+end
+
+# a structure for definitions
+#
+Definition = Struct.new('Definition', :word, :definition, :database,
+			:description)
+
+class DICT
+  attr_reader :capabilities, :code, :message, :msgid
+
+  DATABASES_PRESENT		= '110'
+  STRATEGIES_AVAILABLE		= '111'
+  DATABASE_INFORMATION		= '112'
+  HELP_TEXT			= '113'
+  SERVER_INFORMATION		= '114'
+  CHALLENGE_FOLLOWS		= '130'
+  DEFINITIONS_RETRIEVED		= '150'
+  WORD_DEFINITION		= '151'
+  MATCHES_PRESENT		= '152'
+  STATUS_RESPONSE		= '210'
+  CONNECTION_ESTABLISHED	= '220'
+  CLOSING_CONNECTION		= '221'
+  AUTHENTICATION_SUCCESSFUL	= '230'
+  OK				= '250'
+  SEND_RESPONSE			= '330'
+  TEMPORARILY_UNAVAILABLE	= '420'
+  SHUTTING_DOWN			= '421'
+  UNRECOGNISED_COMMAND		= '500'
+  ILLEGAL_PARAMETERS		= '501'
+  COMMAND_NOT_IMPLEMENTED	= '502'
+  PARAMETER_NOT_IMPLEMENTED	= '503'
+  ACCESS_DENIED			= '530'
+  AUTH_DENIED			= '531'
+  UNKNOWN_MECHANISM		= '532'
+  INVALID_DATABASE		= '550'
+  INVALID_STRATEGY		= '551'
+  NO_MATCH 			= '552'
+  NO_DATABASES_PRESENT		= '554'
+  NO_STRATEGIES_AVAILABLE	= '555'
+
+  ALL_DATABASES			= '*'
+  DEFAULT_MATCH_STRATEGY	= '.'
+  DEFAULT_PORT			= 2628
+  ERROR				= /^[45]/
+  FIRST_DATABASE		= '!'
+  MAX_LINE_LENGTH 		= 1024
+  PAIR				= /^(\S+)\s"(.+)"\r$/
+  REPLY_CODE			= /^\d\d\d/
+
+  def initialize(hosts, port = DEFAULT_PORT, debug = false, verbose = false)
+    hosts.each do |host|
+      @debug = debug
+      @verbose = verbose
+      printf("Attempting to connect to %s:%d...\n", host, port) if @verbose
+
+      begin
+	@sock = TCPSocket.open(host, port)
+      rescue
+	next	# cycle through list of servers, if more than one
+      end
+
+      break	# continue if connection to this host succeeded
+    end
+
+    # catch failure
+    raise ConnectError, 'Unable to connect to host' unless defined? @sock
+
+    # check status line on connect
+    line = get_line
+    raise ConnectError, line if line =~ ERROR
+
+    caps, @msgid = /<(.+?)>\s(<.+>)/.match(line)[1..2]
+    @capabilities = caps.split(/\./)
+    if @verbose
+      printf("Capabilities: %s\n", @capabilities.join(', '))
+      printf("Msgid: %s\n", @msgid)
+    end
+  end
+
+  private
+
+  # output a line to the server
+  #
+  def send_line(command)
+    line = command + "\r\n"
+    $stderr.printf("SEND: %s", line) if @debug
+    @sock.print(line)
+  end
+
+  # get a line of input from the server
+  #
+  def get_line
+    line = @sock.readline("\r\n")
+    $stderr.printf("RECV: %s", line) if @debug
+    line
+  end
+
+  # send a command and get a response
+  #
+  def exec_cmd(command)
+    send_line(command)
+    line = get_line
+    @code, @message = /^(\d\d\d)\s(.*)$/.match(line)[1..2]
+    # remember the command just executed
+    @command = command
+  end
+
+  # determine whether we're at the end of this response
+  #
+  def end_of_text?(line)
+    line =~ /^\.\r$/ ? true : false
+  end
+
+  # generic method to issue command and parse response
+  #
+  def parse_response
+    return nil if @code =~ ERROR
+
+    while line = get_line
+      # on first pass through loop, create list as either a hash
+      # or a string, depending # on what data looks like
+      list ||= line =~ PAIR ? Hash.new : ''
+
+      # check for end of data
+      return list if line =~ REPLY_CODE
+
+      if ! end_of_text? line
+	line.undot!
+	(list << line; next) if list.is_a?(String)  # list is just text
+
+	# list is a hash of data pairings
+	name, desc = PAIR.match(line)[1..2]
+	if @command =~ /^MATCH/
+	  list[name] = Array.new unless list[name]
+	  list[name] << desc
+	else
+	  list[name] = desc
+	end
+
+      end
+    end
+  end
+
+  public
+
+  # QUIT from the server
+  #
+  def disconnect
+    exec_cmd('QUIT')
+    @sock.close
+  end
+
+  # DEFINE a word
+  #
+  def define(db, word)
+    definitions = Array.new
+    d = Definition.new
+    d.word = word
+    d.definition = Array.new
+
+    exec_cmd('DEFINE %s "%s"' % [ db, word ])
+
+    return nil if @code =~ ERROR
+
+    while line = get_line
+      return definitions if line =~ /^#{OK}/
+
+      if line =~ /^#{WORD_DEFINITION}/
+	word, d.database, d.description =
+	  /^\d\d\d\s"(.+?)"\s(\S+)\s"(.+)"\r$/.match(line)[1..3]
+      elsif end_of_text? line	# finish definition and start a new one
+	definitions << d
+	d = Definition.new
+	d.word = word
+	d.definition = Array.new
+      else
+	line.undot!
+	d.definition << line
+      end
+
+    end
+  end
+
+  # MATCH a word
+  #
+  def match(db, strategy, word)
+    exec_cmd('MATCH %s %s "%s"' % [ db, strategy, word ])
+    parse_response
+  end
+
+  # get database list
+  #
+  def show_db
+    exec_cmd("SHOW DB")
+    parse_response
+  end
+
+  # get strategy list
+  #
+  def show_strat
+    exec_cmd("SHOW STRAT")
+    parse_response
+  end
+
+  # get information on database
+  #
+  def show_info(db)
+    exec_cmd('SHOW INFO %s' % db)
+    parse_response
+  end
+
+  # get server information
+  #
+  def show_server
+    exec_cmd("SHOW SERVER")
+    parse_response
+  end
+  
+  # request server STATUS information
+  #
+  def status
+    exec_cmd('STATUS')
+    @message
+  end
+
+  # request server-side HELP
+  #
+  def help
+    exec_cmd('HELP')
+    parse_response
+  end
+
+  # send CLIENT information
+  #
+  def client(info)
+    exec_cmd('CLIENT %s' % info)
+  end
+
+  # AUTHorise user
+  #
+  def auth(user, secret)
+    auth = MD5::new(@msgid + secret).hexdigest
+    exec_cmd('AUTH %s %s' % [ user, auth ])
+  end
+
+end