Hm this looks indeed like we need to fix ecm. Here is what we did for Windows
> https://github.com/KDE/extra-cmake-modules/blob/master/kde-modules/KDEInstallDirs.cmake#L520 I'll include the mac mailing list and the frameworks maling list. Hannah On 07/09/2017 08:11, Kåre Särs wrote: > Hi, > > (even tho I'm not Hannah :) > On torsdag 7 september 2017 kl. 00:39:59 EEST Robert Lancaster wrote: >> Hi Hannah, >> >> Jasem was telling me today about a new translations feature that was >> implemented. He said there might be problems on Macs and Windows but that >> you are working on it. I tried his instructions and got partially there. >> I went to the directory I was building kstars. I used make >> fetch-translations and it acquired the po files. Then I did make and it >> made the mo files. Then I did make install and it put them into a >> subfolder called /share/locale. But it doesn’t show up in the program. > KI18n searches <QStandardPaths::GenericDataLocation>/locale/ for the > translation files. So on Windows one of the search paths is <app dir>/data/ > locale/ > > Then the search path would be something like: > "<app dir>/data/locale/<lang code>/LC_MESSAGES/<catalog>.mo" > >> Does this feature need to look in the /usr/share/locale directory for the >> translation files or is it a relative path? A big problem with that is >> that on MacOS, the /usr/share directory is not writeable except by the >> system. Is there a way to change where it looks for the files, like a >> preference? Or would you need to hard-code locations? A good place to >> look for them would be inside the app bundle like >> Kstars.app/Contents/Resources/locale or in ~/Library/Application >> Support/kstars/locale. > I would assume that the this means "/Library/Application Support/locale/..." > in the application bundle. (Note: I don't have a Mac to check with...) > > /Kåre >
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