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["Siu Chung Lau" <nospam@thanx>]

I am doing something like this on all of my templates (.wml - about 50 of them):

#!wml -o (ALL-LANG_*)uLANG_US:/home/philip/wml/common/us/tos.htm \
 -o (ALL-LANG_*)uLANG_JP:/home/philip/wml/common/jp/tos.htm \
 -o (ALL-LANG_*)uLANG_DE:/home/philip/wml/common/de/tos.htm \
 -o (ALL-LANG_*)uLANG_FR:/home/philip/wml/common/fr/tos.htm

#use wml::std::lang

#include '/home/philip/wml/common/translation/define_language.txt'
#include '/home/philip/wml/common/translation/text_tos.txt'

And the text_tos.txt looks like:

<define-tag text_terms_of_use whitespace=delete>
<us: Terms of Use>
<jp: Blah blah blah>
<de: Blah blah blah>
<fr: Blah blah blah>
</define-tag>

My problem is, everytime when I add a new language, I have to add a new line to the wml file, let's say, Chinese (cn):

#!wml -o (ALL-LANG_*)uLANG_US:/home/philip/wml/common/us/tos.htm \
 -o (ALL-LANG_*)uLANG_JP:/home/philip/wml/common/jp/tos.htm \
 -o (ALL-LANG_*)uLANG_DE:/home/philip/wml/common/de/tos.htm \
 -o (ALL-LANG_*)uLANG_FR:/home/philip/wml/common/fr/tos.htm \
 -o (ALL-LANG_*)uLANG_FR:/home/philip/wml/common/cn/tos.htm

#use wml::std::lang

#include '/home/philip/wml/common/translation/define_language.txt'
#include '/home/philip/wml/common/translation/text_tos.txt'

But I have got more than 50 files to add this line. Is there anyway I can avoid that??
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