On Fri, 8 Jul 2011, Jeff Haack wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to build a custom JOSM with Indonesian language added, since it hasn't been added in yet, however I am running into problems. The end result is always that I can choose Indonesian in the language settings, but all of the text remains in English.What I've done is: download JOSM from svn get the indonesian po file from launchpad run *118n.pl ./ po/** to get the .lang files copy the lang files into core/data add this line to the init function: languages.put("id", PluralMode.MODE_NOTONE); and build with ant The resulting josm.jar file allows me to switch to Indonesian but all the text remains in English. I thought this might be a problem with the plurals, but even if I copy the Spanish po file and use it to create id.lang, it still comes out as English. I'm not really sure how to add the MODE, the header of id.po reads "Plural-Forms: nplurals=1; plural=0;\n" Any ideas why everything remains in English?
Sounds correct to me. I will have a look this evening (can you send me the patch and language files by mail?). Maybe that again is one of the cases where Java thinks differently about the language name than we do. Hebrew would be another case of this.
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