Hi Andreas,
I use Eric Python IDE for my plugins which takes care of my translations
by scanning alle source files in the project for code that needs to be
translated. You can start QtLinguist from the eric project.
I use <code>QtGui.QApplication.translate("yourContext",
"yourTextToTranslate", None, QtGui.QApplication.UnicodeUTF8)</code>
which is exacly what pyuic creates from QtDesigner's ui files (no idea
if this is good but it works :)
Bernhard
Am 01.11.2012 16:04, schrieb Andreas Neumann:
Hi,
I need to make a german-only QGIS Python-Plugin dual language
(german/french). I have never done this before.
The GUI is partially defined with .ui-files, but also from within the
Python code.
My questions:
* are there existing multilanguage python plugins that I can use as a
good example?
* How can I detect from python which language the QGIS main interface is
using?
* I think for the .ui files the translation process is more or less
straightforward - but what is the best way to store multi-language ui
information if the ui is built from Python code?
Thank you for your help or examples to get started,
Andreas
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