This will mostly be noteworthy for translators, but I'm sending it to the users list in case it also impinges on people building gretl from source. (At minimum, you will have to rerun the configure script.) In following up on the recent Portuguese translation of the gretl Function Reference, I've been cleaning up and fixing bit-rot in the handling of our internationalized help files. The latest step in this, which I'm about to push to git, has involved renaming a few source files and also generated help files, in the interest of up-to-dateness and (hopefully) a little more clarity on what these files are. Here are the source renamings: gretl_commands.xml -> gretl_commands_en.xml genr_funcs.xml -> gretl_functions_en.xml genr_funcs.dtd -> gretl_functions.dtd genr_funcs_it.xml -> gretl_functions_it.xml genr_funcs_pt.xml -> gretl_functions_pt.xml and the renaming of generated help files: genrcli.hlp -> gretl_cli_fnref.en genrgui.hlp -> gretl_gui_fnref.en gretlcli.hlp -> gretl_cli_cmdref.en gretlcmd.hlp -> gretl_gui_cmdref.en gretlgui.hlp -> gretl_gui_help.en (For translations, substitute "it", "pt" or whatever for "en".) The renamings necessarily broke (in minor ways) some translated files (updates needed for the DTD reference in some XML files, plus translations of helpfile names in some .po files). I think I've fixed the breakage -- apologies if there are any remaining problems. Those building gretl from source may wish to delete the obsoleted generated help files, as in rm -f $prefix/share/gretl/*.hlp* -- Allin Cottrell Department of Economics Wake Forest University