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Hi!
I just had a quick look at main.cpp. I saw that a QApplication object is
created after
the processing of the command line arguments. That is sensible, because QT
doesn't
need to be loaded to process cli-arguments.
But the translator can only be loaded after QApplication. So the output on the
cli
can't be translated (yet).
There seems to be a solution:
A separate class (here: application) is something like a wrapper for
QApplication: A
object of the class is being created at the very beginning, but QApplication is
loaded
some time later.
I included two sparse files. They show the rough handling.
In main.cpp may to be something like:
#include "application.h"
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
application a(argc, argv);
QTranslator *myapp = new QTranslator(&a);
QString QTDIR = getenv("QTDIR");
myapp->load(QString("qt_%1").arg(QTextCodec::locale()), QTDIR +
"/translations");
a.installTranslator(myapp);
a.init();
return(a.exec());
}
So the application has a name and the translator can be loaded. The obejct is
really
created with a.init().
Please tell me, what you think about it.
Martin
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#include "application.h"
application::application(int argc, char **argv) : QApplication(argc, argv)
{
}
application::~application()
{
}
// public methods:
void application::init()
{
// SplashScreen *sscSplash = new SplashScreen();
// sscSplash->show();
a->processEvents();
mainWin = new MainWindow();
// build up MainWindow
// sscSplash->close();
// delete sscSplash;
}
int application::exec()
{
int r;
r = QApplication::exec();
// call the destructor
delete mainWin;
return(r);
}
#ifndef APPLICATION_H
#define APPLICATION_H
#include <qapplication.h>
class application : public QApplication
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
Application(int argc, char **argv);
~Application();
// public methods:
void init();
int exec();
private:
// windows:
MainWindow *mainWin;
};
#endif /* APPLICATION_H */
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