Fred Kiefer <[email protected]> writes: > Csanyi Pal wrote: >> how can one add support for his/her first language in GNUstep? >> >> I wish to have menus in Gorm in Hungarian language!
> when adding support for a new language to a GNustep application you > have to start from the base libraries, as strings from there may be > used by the application. Go into base/Resources and copy the whole But I have installed on Debian GNU/Linux Lenny the GNUstep from binary packages. I think that that I must to download first the GNUstep sources with commands: $ mkdir GNUstepSources $ cd GNUstepSources $ apt-get source gnustep-make $ apt-get source gnustep-base $ apt-get source gnustep-gui $ apt-get source gnustep-back $ apt-get source projectcenter.app $ apt-get source gorm.app And I did that, so I have now sources here with Debian rules, etc. $ cd gnustep-base-version/Resources $ cp English.lproj Hungarian.lproj Then I translated to Hungarian language the Localizable.strings file in Hungarian.lproj directoy. Yet in this Resources directory I edited the GNUmake file and added the Hungarian language to the list: # This is kept temporarily for gnustep-make < 14-02-2007 base-resources_RESOURCE_FILES_INSTALL_DIR = \ /Library/Libraries/Resources/gnustep-base base-resources_LANGUAGES = English German French Italian\ TraditionalChinese \ Spanish Esperanto Korean Hungarian I'm in the job now.. :) I'll do the same for gnustep-gui and Gorm.app, and maybe to the ProjectCenter.app too. Thanks! -- Regards, Paul Chany _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnustep mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnustep
