That's what I needed :)
Thank you very much!
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> Hi :)
> I already did this, but if a user wants to try other language, can he
> do it from the gui (i.e. without using "env LANG=xx")?
> Thanks
>
Yes and no. :-)
If you redefine the System.Language property, the localization
(language+country) will change, but the translations of already load
Hi :)
I already did this, but if a user wants to try other language, can he
do it from the gui (i.e. without using "env LANG=xx")?
Thanks
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Alessandro Rinaldi a écrit :
> Hello,
> I'm new into the ML: my name is Alessandro, I'm 16 and I'm from Italy.
> I'm developing a radio automation software for Linux. Its scope is no
> to be more powerful than others, but just to be simple and useable by
> a human :)
> I translated the project usin
