Hi again,
>> Just copy the "en" folder as "jp" (or the right code, look it up)
I'm not sure what "Look it up" means here. I tried "jp" but it didn't
work. In the end, I went into dLocalize.py in the Daba Runtime
directory and changed the following line:
56: setLanguage(_defaultLanguage, _defaultEncoding)
to
56: setLanguage('en', 'utf8')
Everything then worked. Looking deeper, both _defaultLanguage and
_defaultEncoding were returning a blank. Obviously, forcing 'en' and
'utf8' by hacking dLocalize.py is not the best solution. Does anybody
have a better solution? It seems to me that the localized script being
used is broken for every OS in the world except those listed
explicitly below, which is a shame.
_languageAliases = {"english": "en", "English_United States":"en",
"spanish": "es", "espanol": "es", "español": "es",
"french": "fr", "francais": "fr", "français": "fr",
"german": "de", "deutsch": "de",
"italian": "it", "italiano": "it",
"portuguese": "pt", "portuguése": "pt",
"russian": "ru"}
Laurence
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