2009/6/11 Yuki KODAMA <[email protected]>
> Hi,
>
> This is a topic related i18n.
> When I use GTK+ standard components, such as 'OK' & 'Close' buttons,
> 'About' dialog, I realized those labels doesn't translate to specified
> language.
> On the other hand, when I launched THG from source, it was translated
> correctly. Since the latter uses pygtk library (installed by me) in my
> python
> install directory, it has translation files for GTK+ standard components
> (share/locale directory).
>
> To fill missing translation files, I copied all .mo files in GTK+ directory
> to
> TortoiseHg's GTK+ directory, but it doesn't work I expected.
>
> Any idea or hint?
>
I know very little about gettext but from the API you get the impression
that you can specify the location of compiled domain files (like gtk20.mo)
1) Did you place the gtk20.mo (and related) files in the same folder as the
tortosiehg.mo file?
2) Maybe GTK has some default location it uses to find .mo files, like
%GTK_BASEPATH%/share/locale -- maybe setting this environment variable
would help.
Regards,
Peer
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