Xgettext for perl and shell scripts on Solaris 9

Hi......I have to internationalized perl and shell scripts on Linux and Solaris 9.
I have used gettext on linux to internationalized both perl and shell scripts but on solaris i m not able to
achieve the same.
If we see help of xgettect on Linux, it shows input file options for Perl, Shell, C, C++ etc but help for
xgettext on Solaris shows input file option for C only.
Can you please provide me some way of using xgettext for perl and shell scripts on Solaris 9 or
is there any other way of internationalizing perl and shell scripts on Solaris 9.
Many Thanks,
Lokesh

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Hi......I have to internationalized perl and shell scripts on Linux and Solaris 9.
I have used gettext on linux to internationalized both perl and shell scripts but on solaris i m not able to
achieve the same.
If we see help of xgettect on Linux, it shows input file options for Perl, Shell, C, C++ etc but help for
xgettext on Solaris shows input file option for C only.
Can you please provide me some way of using xgettext for perl and shell scripts on Solaris 9 or
is there any other way of internationalizing perl and shell scripts on Solaris 9.
Many Thanks

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