Hi, > I'm new to glob2 development list. I wanted to help translate glob2. I've > got my copy of glob from mercurial repository and tried to install it in my > home dir in parallel with my standard, global glob2 installation. I > followed instructions in INSTALL file, but when I run my new installation > and try to change language in preferences (event to english) I get a > Segmentation fault. Is this a known issue, or my new installation > interferes with the old one probably? In first case, which revision I > should use, in second what is the trick to make it running?
Normally, you do not need a new copy of glob2 to test a new translation, excepted if you want to translate new keys that are not available in your version. All data that are in /usr/share/glob2 can be overridden by putting files with the same names in ~/.glob2 ; this possibility includes translations of course. So you can modify a translation or add a new translation without touching your glob2 installation. Good luck, have a nice day, Steph -- http://stephane.magnenat.net _______________________________________________ glob2-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/glob2-devel
