2009/5/2 J. Schneider <[email protected]>: > >>>> By the way, when I set my current rev 3811 to use English, the Batch >>>> processor is still displayed in German. I guess this is not intended? > >>> The batch processor probably uses your system locale and ignores the >>> hugin language preference. This is a bug, but I'm not sure this >>> ability to change languages within hugin is very useful - > Well, for me it is useful when I translate strings and when I want to > see the original appearance. But for other people it may be useful just > to work with. >>> Is this common with other applications? > Yes, although I don't have statistically relevant knowledge. E.g. in > OpenOffice you can change the UI language or in QuarkXPress (desktop > publishing). > >> I don't think so. If I remember well I've seen it only within qt based >> applications (probably qt has some neat feature so it's really easy to >> do it) and hugin. IMO if someone wants to change hugin language he can >> easily do it using environment variable LANG. > What is this? Something Linux specific? > For hugin I would say: keep it as it is. For PTBatcherGUI: It is a low > priority bug, but it is a bug. > AFAIK it works also on *BSD and likely on OpenSolaris too.
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