[GWhere-discussion] Re: translation

[Zero]

Hi Lacy and list,


> > > to do a proper translation it would be nice to see the string at
> > > "action"...
> > > hungarian is a strange language, not enought to say verbs, but you have to
> > > write something after the verb, that fits to the "action". 
> > Your remark is very interesting.
> > I see two solutions, but there must be others :
> >  - Integrate more as possible comments about strings in the .pot file. I 
> > don't know if it possible, I will looking for...  
> >
> > I prefer the second solution. But the first could be a good complement with 
> > the second solution. 
>
> i think the second would be nice... 
> it would be big job and maybe not neccessary for every string.
> if i will have trouble with some, i will ask your gently help.
I will think about this kind of document. And in a first time I'm going to 
try to put some comments with string. 


> > > i think it would be enough if i could use that pot file what i translated.
> > > how can i attach it to the running program?
> > If you installed GWhere 0.1.1 from sources. You can replace the po/hu.po 
> > file by your ho.po file and do :
> > make
> > make install 
>
> before that, should i set some variables ?
> i am very lame as you see, i can't change the language at running program, i 
> can't find language set in Settings.
If all your others programs are in your langage, you don't need to set some 
variables. Otherwise you must do :
export LANG=hu_HU; gwere & 

Where hu_HU must be your langage code (but I'm not sure). 


> thanks a lot for your helpful answers,
Thanks you too for your contribution,
Yours, 


Zero
Main author,
GWhere - Another way to manage your catalogs!!
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