Kevin,
1. Menu.xml is not intended for translation. It contains
(English) keys than are used as pointers to translated
interfaces, when selected.
If you remove or miss keys, you end up with a mess.
2. Once you specify "encoding=UTF-8" in your file,
it might be not extremely bright idea to use GB2312 encoding
in the <name> field.
3. Here in particular, and in your translation in general,
you had better use one of the following Chinese offerings
available in UTF-8 tables:
1) Bopomofo
2) Bopomofo extended
3) one of the CJK
Otherwise Michael will be having a hard time decoding
your translation into one of the 3 options himself.
Since release 0.9.2.4, OpenCA supports
only UTF-8 encoded translations of user interface.
Regards, Sergei
Kevin Dong wrote:
Hi,
Thank you for your answer. I just want to confirm if the menu.xml supports
the other characters.
For Chinese GB translation, I have sent an email to Michael. We will finish
the translation before 29 Feb.
-Kevin Dong
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <item>
<name>Д╦╜Ф√┤</name>
<link>cmd=setLanguage;lang=zh_CN;charset=UTF-8</link>
<target>top</target>
</item>
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