| Steps to process CLDR data from command-line: |
| |
| - You need at least java 1.7 installed in your system and ant |
| |
| - First you have to get latest CLDR data available locally on your system |
| and compile it: |
| $ svn co http://unicode.org/repos/cldr/tags/release-25 <cldrdir> |
| |
| - Second you have to appropriately patch cldr data with modifications |
| maintained in GWT (replace GWT_TOOLS with your gwt tools folder) |
| $ cd <cldrdir> |
| $ patch -p0 -i GWT_TOOLS/lib/cldr/25/GoogleMods.patch |
| |
| - Third, you need to compile cldr tools |
| $ cd <cldrdir>/tools/java |
| $ ant clean jar |
| |
| - Now you can run cldr-import tests: |
| $ cd GWT_ROOT/tools/cldr-import |
| $ ant clean test |
| |
| - To generate files for certain locales in a tmp folder run: |
| $ CLDR_ROOT=<cldrdir> LOCALES=es,en CLDR_TEMP=/tmp/cldr ant gen.temp |
| Files will be created in /tmp/cldr-import |
| |
| - To generate all locales in gwt folders run: |
| $ CLDR_ROOT=<cldrdir> ant gen |
