On 30 Nov, 2008, at 07:52, est wrote:

> Is it because CLDR or ICU pre defined text?
>
> Still these text irritates me.
>
> On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 10:03 PM, est <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> plus another question, is there any we that we can customize the  
> 'OK' button, and "Show tips at startup" text?
>
> It seems that those text are pre-defined.

Those come from wxPython's translation: If they're showing up in  
Traditional instead of Simplified Chinese, that's because Chandler  
isn't passing the locale correctly to wxPython. (Probably because of  
the bugs I mentioned in my previous email in this thread).

--Grant

> On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 7:59 PM, est <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I guess PyICU is using ISO 639-1 standard, so I am trying to  
> localize Chandler using a file called Chandler-zh.po
>
> But my problem is, whenever I select Chinese(Taiwan) from File >>  
> Switch Language menu, Chandler starts with an error
>
> I18nException: Invalid PyICU Locale: 'zh_HA'
>
> The problem is  ISO 639-1 does not make a difference between  
> Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese.
>
> So how can I force Chandler to use Chandler-zh_CN.po or Chandler- 
> zh_TW.po?
>
> btw: The Chinese translation of Chandler is almost over, can we  
> commit it to the official Chandler SVN?
>
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