-=| Michael Biebl, Mon, Aug 15, 2011 at 05:48:24PM +0200 |=- > could you try starting gtranslator with a fresh configuration. > Either create a new user account, or (re)move ~/.gtranslator and > ~/.config/gtranslator
The single file that I removed causing the translation pane to reappear was ~/.config/gtranslator/gtr-layout.xml Disabling the plugins was the first thing to do (before looking in .config as advised) and it didn't help. After removing ~/.config/gtranslator/gtr-layout.xml the translation pane reappeared and enabling all plugins had no ill consequences. The bad layout file contained: <?xml version="1.0"?> <dock-layout><layout name="__default__"><dock name="__dock_1" floating="no" width="-1" height="-1" floatx="0" floaty="0"/></layout></dock-layout> The good that was recreated: <?xml version="1.0"?> <dock-layout><layout name="__default__"><dock name="__dock_1" floating="no" width="-1" height="-1" floatx="0" floaty="0"><paned orientation="horizontal" locked="no" position="841"><paned orientation="vertical" locked="no" position="416"><item name="GtrMessageTable" orientation="vertical" locked="no"/><item name="GtrTranslationFields" orientation="vertical" locked="no"/></paned><paned orientation="vertical" locked="no" position="387"><item name="GtrTranslationMemoryUI" orientation="vertical" locked="no"/><item name="GtrContextPanel" orientation="vertical" locked="no"/></paned></paned></dock></layout></dock-layout> Hopefuly there is some other way to avoid the issue, apart from manually deleting a file in .config :)
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