Difference between revisions of "GUI translation"
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Translate the messages that are '''not translated''', and save. | Translate the messages that are '''not translated''', and save. | ||
| − | To test | + | To test the translation in Linux, execute the following commands: |
mkdir -p /usr/share/locale/<lang_id>/LC_MESSAGES | mkdir -p /usr/share/locale/<lang_id>/LC_MESSAGES | ||
msgfmt -o /usr/share/locale/<lang_id>/LC_MESSAGES/gimx.mo <lang_id>.po | msgfmt -o /usr/share/locale/<lang_id>/LC_MESSAGES/gimx.mo <lang_id>.po | ||
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| + | To test the translation in Windows, generate gimx.mo with poEdit, and put it in the GIMX installation directory, in a share/locale/<lang_id>/LC_MESSAGES directory. | ||
and start gimx-serial, gimx-bluetooth, gimx-fpsconfig or gimx-config. | and start gimx-serial, gimx-bluetooth, gimx-fpsconfig or gimx-config. | ||
Revision as of 20:36, 24 August 2012
It's very easy to translate the GUI using poEdit.
To install it in Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install poedit
To install it in Windows, download the installer and launch it.
To create a translation file, download gimx.pot.
Start poEdit, and click on "File > New Catalog from POT File...".
Select gimx.pot, fill the fields (don't edit the other tabs), validate, and save the .po file (name it <lang_id>.po). To see what your language id is, type "locale" in a terminal (without quotes). Example for the french language id: the result is "LANG=fr_FR.UTF-8", the language id is "fr".
Translate the messages that are not translated, and save.
To test the translation in Linux, execute the following commands:
mkdir -p /usr/share/locale/<lang_id>/LC_MESSAGES msgfmt -o /usr/share/locale/<lang_id>/LC_MESSAGES/gimx.mo <lang_id>.po
To test the translation in Windows, generate gimx.mo with poEdit, and put it in the GIMX installation directory, in a share/locale/<lang_id>/LC_MESSAGES directory.
and start gimx-serial, gimx-bluetooth, gimx-fpsconfig or gimx-config.
