Mattias Gaertner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Sun, 06 Jul 2008 16:11:48 +0200
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Csányi Pál) wrote:
>> I wish to localize this application to Hungarian language.
>> tutorial I have now the project.po, project.mo, project.hu.po,
>> project.hu.mo files.
>>
>> In this project I have source files: project.lpr and
>> projectunit1.pas.
>>
>> project.lpr uses unit projectunit1.pas.
>>
>> I put the code that should to call TranslateUnitResourceStrings of the
>> LCL translations unit in the project.lpr file:
>>
>> ------------>
>> program project;
...
>> var
>> PODirectory, Lang, FallbackLang: String;
>>
>> begin
>> Application.Title:='project';
>> Application.Initialize;
>> Lang := '';
>> FallbackLang := '';
>> PODirectory := 'locales/';
>> //projectdirectory/locales/
>> GetLanguageIDs(Lang, FallbackLang); // in unit gettext
>> TranslateUnitResourceStrings('project', PODirectory +
>> 'project.%s.po', Lang, FallbackLang);
>> Application.CreateForm(TForm1, Form1);
>> Application.Run;
>> end.
>> ------------<
>>
>> This dosn't works.
> Some work has been done on automatic storing the forms strings into .po
> files and reading them back again. But there are many things left to
> do. That's why there is only a simple unit (lcl/defaulttranslator.pas)
> to load the strings. And this comes without documentation and has
> several limitations.
> Maybe it's better to use ResourceStrings.
Maybe yes but I have a cue to try out DefaultTranslator in my code.
I'm reading now the lcl/defaulttranslator.pas. I like it. :)
I'm a novice in the freepascal and object pascal so I don't know how
to call DefaultTranslator?
If you think that that for me it's worth to try it out, then you
could, if you want, or have a time, to give to me advices how to use
it. Want you?
--
Regards, Paul Csanyi
http://www.freewebs.com/csanyi-pal/index.htm
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