I'm simply using a linux's command called 'sed' that it searchs text
and changes it for another one, as:
$ sed -e 's/old text/new text/' -e 's/another old text/nex
text/' ... file.rb
So, I copy insoshi directory to another directory (insoshi-es), and
run the bash script where are the 'sed' commands.
I know that it's an ugly hack but I get directly Insoshi translated to
the spanish -when I've all strings translated-.
On 14 mayo, 20:04, Ehlo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Dude,
> Cool ! :-D I'm also interested about the localization of insoshi.
> I got some work to be done on insoshi (see ticket #55 on lighthouse).
>
> But after that I will maybe go after localization!
> However, I'm quit new to rails, and I have no idea about localization
> so far on rails.
> How have you implemented you Spanish translation so far ?
>
> Cheers,
> E
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