%find_lang appending to file instead overwriting

[Dag Wieers <dag wieers com>]

Hi,

Would there be an objection to change find_lang.sh so that it appends to a 
file instead of overwriting ?

This specific case (and I've had some others in the past) has got 
locale-files for several different programs. But the %files section can 
only be used once per package.

So it is impossible to only use the macros in this case. The find-lang.sh 
allows for using another file but it replaces an existing one.

The following example (%define name childsplay) explains it better:

	%find_lang %{name}
	%find_lang letters %{name}.lang
	%find_lang memory %{name}.lang

now adds the locale files from childsplay, letters and memory to 
childsplay.lang, but whereas I would have it append, it is now 
overwritten. (Only the memory locale files are in childsplay.lang).

It would be nice if the following patch could be applied:

	--- find-lang.sh.orig   2003-02-27 22:23:59.000000000 +0100
	+++ find-lang.sh        2003-09-04 03:05:46.000000000 +0200
	@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@
	 '"$GNOME"'s:\(.*/gnome/help/'"$NAME"'/\)\([^/_]\+\):%lang(\2) \1\2:
	 s:^\([^%].*\)::
	 s:%lang(C) ::
	-' > $MO_NAME
	+' >> $MO_NAME
	 
	 find $TOP_DIR -type d|sed '
	 s:'"$TOP_DIR"'::

Kind regards,
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