Here\'s my problem: We\'ve got .ts files for nine different languages for our product. We\'ve added about 100 new strings that need to be translated, but some are for our next
The answer doesn't use lupdate, it lies in another utility called lconvert. It's quite easy to create a secondary file that only contains the strings you're interested in (and delete those same strings from the primary file), then run:
lconvert -i primary.ts secondary.ts -o complete.ts
This will take all the strings from the two input files and put them together into the output file. Using this method I was able to create a zero difference file (other than time stamp) of the original file that I'd split the two primary & secondary files from.
This question didn't get a lot of attention, but maybe someone will have this same problem and this will help.