I have run make_strings and get Localizable.strings both in
Croatian.lproj and in Hungaria.lproj directories. eg.:
[...]
After that I run make and get Window.app without errors and warnings.
But when I run Window.app in Hungarian or Croatian Environment it
still
print 'Hello!' instead of 'Jó napot' or 'Dobar dan!' on the xterm.
What
am I missing here?
Can you provide the full source code ? That would make it easier to
help ;-)
If I have to guess, may you have not added the new languages to your
GNUmakefile,
so the translation files were not installed into the application ?
Check in your final ./Windows.app that is created when you compile,
the Localizable.strings
files for Hungarian and Croatian are in there (they should be in a
subdirectory). If there are
not in there, obviously the application can't translate the strings ;-)
If that's the case, you need to add to your GNUmakefile something like
the following --
Windows_LOCALIZED_RESOURCE_FILES = Localizable.strings
Windows_LANGUAGES = Hungarian Croatian
this will tell gnustep-make about your two new languages, and that you
have a Localizable.strings
file in these languages to bundle with the application. :-)
Let me know if that doesn't help - if it doesn't, you probably should
provide us with the source code
so we can have a look :-)
Thanks
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