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| human | Posted on: 2010/10/6 11:03 |
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OC in your native language - translators needed Hi folks!
We're starting to translate upcoming versions into different languages. The necessary code changes for OC 2.0 were already done. Now we need translators. Before posting every stuff here I want to gather the translators here. Who is able and willing to translate the strings (currently 724) into what language(s) [or has somebody who does this]? From the last discussions I remember people wanting to do this for French, Italian, Spanish, German but I don't remember who exactly said that he/she will help. We already have a Japanese translation, but that needs an heavy update. Edit: For a new translation create a new catalogue from the pot file. I encourage everybody to use a GUI for that. Some explanations how to do that with my favourite language file editor Poedit and some general instructions: - File->New catalogue from POT-file (choose latest open-cobol.pot) - Insert project name: "open-cobol 2.0" and the rest as needed - Save file with chosen language abbreviation like it is placed in http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry - Start translation Some hints for Poedit first-time-users: - Choose the string you want to translate in the upper pane. - Translate the text in the lower pane. - Always keep special characters like %s, %d, \n, ... The % are place holders (values will be inserted there by OpenCOBOL). \n is a line break, \t a tab, ... - Use [ALT]+[C] often. It copies the original string to the translation field where you can change what's needed. This function can be found in edit menu, too. - If you're not sure if one of the translations is correct mark it as fuzzy with [ALT]+[U] or via edit menu. Current assignments of translations: fr: eraso (finished [updates will be needed later]) [earlier: Bear (maybe aouizerate, too)] hi: Yanni de: erstazi es: jcurrey (finished [updates will be needed later]) ja: minemaz (later) it: ?federico? OK, here is the pot-file from 11-09-06. human |
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