On 10/8/2017 3:12 PM, göksel gürsu wrote:
Hello. I know English a little.
My question:
Is it possible IDLE 3.6.3 language Turkish?
You can use non-ascii unicode characters in names, strings, and comments
in Python code. This remains true when using IDLE. Any modern system
should be able to display non-ascii Latin1 characters.
I like Python and make programmes about education. If Python menus,
I presume you mean IDLE's menus.
https://bugs.python.org/file44152/underscores_decimal_only.patch
is a dormant issue about having alternate languages for the menus. It
is not possible now.
help files and etc. are Turkish, many persons want to learn (I know
about 115 persons in Turkey) Python.
It is now possible to have 'official' translations of the official
Python documents. https://docs.python.org/3/ has a combobox that
defaults to 'English', with 'French' and 'Japanese' as alternate
selections. Each translation is produced by a small group, and I
believe there are other groups working on other translations. I believe
the minimal requirement to be included in the dropdown box is a
translation of the initial contents page and of the tutorial. A
translation of the Library Reference, IDLE chapter, would include a
translation of the menu entries.
--
Terry Jan Reedy
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