On Sun, 2010-10-03 at 12:59 +0000, Alan Campbell wrote: > One of uses of an underscore is to pick out the shortcut character in > a menu item: > > (script-fu-register "wrdhb_create_half_blind_dovetail" > "_Half blind dovetail..." ;menu label > "Create Template for Half blind Dovetail" > .... > ) > > There also appears to be > > (script-fu-register "wrdhb_create_half_blind_dovetail" > _"Half blind dovetail..." ;menu label > ... > ) > > whch I gather has something to do with translation: I assume it would > have no effect in this particular case because it's sadly > unreasonable to expect translation dictionaries (po files??) to know > "blind" or "dovetail". That so?
If you want your scripts to be translated, then you need to put your scripts into a separate translation domain and ship the translations with them. You can of course not expect the strings from your scripts to be part of the standard script-fu translation domain. > Also, I've been using this style of getting a script registered for > use in create menu: > > (script-fu-menu-register "wrdhb_create_template_half_blind_dovetail" > "<Image>/File/Create/Woodrat") > > (a) Can I combine the two, putting path in second parameter of > script-fu-register? Using a path in the script-fu-register call is deprecated. Please use script-fu-menu-register. > (b) Is there anyway of getting a letter of the submenu "Woodrat" to > be a shortcut key? I've tried variations of underscore in the > "<Image>/File/Create/Woodrat" parameter, doesn't work. You need to explicitly create the submenu using gimp-plugin-menu-branch-register. This procedure should accept mnemonics marked with an underscore. Sven _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list Gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
