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Algis Kabaila пишет:
On Sat, 20 Mar 2010 02:28:39 am Alexander Belchenko wrote:Thank you, Alexander! Just the sort of information that I needed to get me moving (at snail pace) again.Algis Kabaila пишет:Alexander, I've been away from all Launchpad activities for a while because of ill health. I would now like to return to it, though at even a slower pace... My problem is that I have forgotten some really elementary stuff that most people know in their sleep. Can you help me to recover: How do I run a translated explorer from the command line. I think there are simple command line instructions to specify any language that has been translated and stored in a po file to become the language of the program. For instance, if I want to have Russian text shown in the Explorer, what commands would I need to specify? Similarly, I will want to have Lithuanian commands shown by the Explorer, what commands do I issue to achieve that?If you already have translations compiled to binary MO format you need only change the LANGUAGE environment variable and simply start explorer. So e.g. on Linux it would be (for Russian): LANGUAGE=ru bzr explorer or for Lithuanian: LANGUAGE=lt bzr explorer If you want to setup some language for some time you can set the environment variable to required value as: export LANGUAGE=lt and then invoke explorer: bzr explorer If you're working on the translations and want to test new translated strings on the fly you have to convert text PO files with translations to binary MO files first. This could be done with the following command (run it from explorer working tree root): python setup.py build_mo And then you can run bzr explorer with new translations. HTH Alexander
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