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On Fri, Jul 25, 2003 at 06:38:39PM +0200, Debian User wrote:
&gt; Are you interested in gettext ? I have write a bind to gettext function
&gt; + a patch to xgettext for extracting string. 

No need to write a patch (that probably won't get accepted), you just need
to generate .pot file, and then run msgmarge. We got such thing for shell
scripts (it's 2k of perl), so it shouldn't be hard to write it for ocaml.

&gt; The package is not mature
&gt; enough to be submited, but i will give it in one or two month. But i
&gt; need beta tester...

IMHO you should not be afraid of putting stuff on ftp, hump or whatever,
even when you don't think it's mature enough. People will often use
half-finished stuff.

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