Re: [PyKDE] Adding translations to eric3

Mon, 04 Apr 2005 10:38:05 -0700

Detlev Offenbach wrote: 
The translation files are generated in the directory of the main script. When 
you add a language via the translations browser, a file called like your main 
script with an underscore and the language abbreviation is generated (e.g. 
for /path_to_your_main_script/main_script.py  and nl it 
is /path_to_your_main_script/main_script_nl.ts).
Thank you for the answers!

Maybe I wrote down my question unclear, my question is: why are all translations stored in the directory where my main_script is?
I would like to store them somewhere else, just like I can do with .ui files for instance.
So, I would like to have the main script in the project's root together with a README,INSTALL and some subdirectories.
Eric3 does not allow me to do so. Or maybe there is a workaround?

best regards
Eric van Riet Paap


Detlev

Am Sonntag, 3. April 2005 00:58 schrieb jul:
  
well, I think translation files have to be in the same directory than
project file.
You may have a look at eric project directory to see how translations
are managed.
++
Jul.

    
Goodday all,

I have made a translations-file (qm and ts) and want to put those in a
subdirectory (./i18n),
The (right mouseclick in translation tab) "Add Translation..." option
does not allow me to select a file.
i.e. it behaves different from add file and add form.

How do I add the ./i18n/somefile.qm to the project?

best regards
Eric, Utrecht, The Netherlands


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