Am Dienstag, 16. Juni 2009 21:40:53 schrieb Zero3:
> Matthew Toseland skrev:
> > On Sunday 14 June 2009 13:11:40 Zero3 wrote:
> >> Matthew Toseland skrev:
> >>> Does the new windows installer set up Freenet to use the correct
> >>> language? Obviously it asks you, but after that does the node use the
> >>> correct language? And does it pick up the system locale in the first
> >>> place? IIRC the language selection isn't very obvious?
> >>
> >> Yes, it does! I just mentioned this in another reply to you about the
> >> language IDs?
> >>
> >> Upon loading, the Windows installer automatically pre-selects the
> >> correct translation according to the OS locale. If no match is found, it
> >> falls back to English. The language box is located at the top of the
> >> main GUI as in this screenshot:
> >>
> >> http://privat.zero3.dk/FreenetInstaller_Snapshot.png
> >>
> >> When the user selects another language from the drop-down box, the GUI
> >> is immediately translated into that language. I don't think it can be
> >> much more simple and intuitive than that.
> >>
> >> This value is also passed on to the node via "node.l10n=Deutsch"
> >> (example for German) in freenet.ini. (I don't think that specifying a
> >> language by the localized name is ideal, but that seems to be how the
> >> node wants it. I *did* ask if this could be changed to standardized
> >> language IDs a while ago...)
> >
> > IIRC both work.
>
> Which kind of IDs does it accept? I'd really like to switch over to that
> instead.
freenet.l10n.L10n.java shows you the strings:
/** @see "http://www.omniglot.com/language/names.htm"; */
public enum LANGUAGE {
ENGLISH("en", "English", "eng"),
SPANISH("es", "Español", "spa"),
DANISH("da", "Dansk", "dan"),
GERMAN("de", "Deutsch", "deu"),
FINNISH("fi", "Suomi", "fin"),
FRENCH("fr", "Français", "fra"),
ITALIAN("it", "Italiano", "ita"),
NORWEGIAN("no", "Norsk", "nor"),
POLISH("pl", "Polski", "pol"),
SWEDISH("se", "Svenska", "svk"),
CHINESE("zh-cn", "中文(简体)", "chn"),
CHINESE_TAIWAN("zh-tw", "中文(繁體)", "zh-tw"),
UNLISTED("unlisted", "unlisted", "unlisted");
any string listed here can be used.
> - Zero3
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