Hello, Garth.
As I understand, you problem is how to bind particular strings
translation to the system locale (which is set, for example, via
export LANG=es_ES.utf8).
gettext perfoms this binding according to names of .po
files, which contain translation. This binding is difficult enough, but
powerful.
Although you translation system differs from gettext, you may use
gettext for binding translation identifier (e.g name of file with
translation) to the system locale:
1.Place
set_translation (dgettext(GETTEXT_PACKAGE, default_translation_identifier ));
at the beginning of your Application,
where set_translation() is your function for load translation.
2.Create .po files, which binds default_transltation_identifier
to particular translation. like
es.po: default_transltation_identifier - spanish_transltation_identifier
and perform others actions, as described in the documentation your
refered.
After this steps, if you set system locale to Spanish (e.g. export
LANG=es_ES.utf8), your application should load Spanish version of
system dialogs.
Hi All,
I'm working on a very large Application that has already shipped in multiple
languages on Mac and Windows. There's a whole scheme in place which already
works to extract strings from a special text file so I don't need to use any
of the gettext stuff as described in the gtkmm documentation here:
http://www.gtkmm.org/docs/gtkmm-2.4/docs/tutorial/html/chapter-internationalization.html
My question is, how do I tell gtk to load the Spanish version of system
dialogs (e.g. the File Open dialog).
TIA
-Garth
Garth Upshaw
Garth's KidStuff
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