johnf wrote: > On Monday 09 July 2007 15:30, Uwe Grauer wrote: >> johnf wrote: >>> On Monday 09 July 2007 15:24, Uwe Grauer wrote: >>>> johnf wrote: >>>>> On Monday 09 July 2007 14:14, Ed Leafe wrote: >>>>>> On Jul 9, 2007, at 5:03 PM, johnf wrote: >>>>>>> I realize that it only been a short while since you released .8 but >>>>>>> I see Dabo >>>>>>> as already meeting the goals (as I understand them) set out for 1.0. >>>>>> I consider getting a true localized version of Dabo in place as >>>>>> absolutely essential before even thinking of 1.0. Even if there isn't >>>>>> a single translated phrase, the capability should be available and >>>>>> working so that people can write their apps in their language, not >>>>>> just mine. >>>>>> >>>>>> -- Ed Leafe >>>>>> -- http://leafe.com >>>>>> -- http://dabodev.com >>>>> I can understand wanting localized strings and dates. But as I >>>>> understand it wxPython has not solved this issue as of today. >>>>> Therefore, how can I expect Dabo to have a fix? For example I can't >>>>> get the iso dates to work and the research I have done implies that >>>>> it's not ready for cross platform. I might have missed something and >>>>> would welcome a link that provided a fix for dates. But like I said I >>>>> don't think it's working at the moment. >>>> If i start the wxPython demo with: >>>> LANG=de_DE.utf8 python demo.py >>>> i see german date formats (10.07.2007) in the DatePickerControl with >>>> german days (Mo,Di,Mi,...) in the DatePicker. >>>> >>>> So date localization is already working in wxPython (but not in dabo). >>>> >>>> Uwe >>> Uwe did you have to start the datePicker with some sort special >>> parameter? >> No, it's the wxpython 2.8.4.0 demo without any changes. >> I just put "LANG=de_DE.utf8" in front of the python call (see above). >> >> Uwe > is english -> 'LANG=en_EN.utf8" ???? >
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