The replies so far---for which, many thanks---are also off topic. I want to change the language of LC "itself", i.e., the development environment.
Its menus, such as for opening/ saving stacks, or for creating/ copying/ pasting/ deleting objects. Its windows, such as properties, the toolbar, the script editor. But NO localization of the script language, NOR the LC dictionary. And NO localization of stacks themselves. I am not asking for help with multi-lingual software development. LC stacks, LC Windows standalones, and LC Android apps, I've created in the past, with Japanese-only language support. And most of those stacks and standalones were made even before LC went completely Unicode. Hope my wording was clear enough this time. Thank you as always. -- Nicolas Cueto On Tue, Mar 19, 2019, 09:19 Nicolas Cueto <nicon...@gmail.com> wrote: > In short, if my aim is to translate LC Community's GUI (for youngish > Japanese students learning to program) , where might I start? > > Now, if something terrifyingly named "GitHub" should be part of the > answer, all I know about that is it's a discussion start-off point for LC > "gurus", plus a cue for me to leave the room. > > And, of course the Forums got a thorough going-thru. Couldn't find much, > tho. One thing was, to emphasize that I am NOT after localization of the > LC script language. As confusingly happened to Forum thread "Multi-Lingual > LiveCode? > <http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=20092&p=164034&hilit=gui+language#p164034>" > (Craig Newman, April 2014). Though that thread was nonetheless useful, > especially for its introduction of a multi-lingual translation project for > Telegram <https://translations.telegram.org/>. > > Also on the Forum, though unrelated to the GUI, was Forum topic "Android > app localization > <http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=53&t=21939&hilit=localisation+localization+GUI>" > (Max V, May 2013). Especially when the ever-helpful Brian Milby stepped > in, advising to (or, at least, I think he was?) modify LC stack's > themselves (e.g., revSaveAsStandalone, revCommonLibrary). BUT that's not > what I'm after? or is it? I don't know. Like I say, all very new. > > In either case, GitHub familiarization or LC stack modifications, > please!!! a lot of hand-holding and stating the obvious. > > As always, thank you for any advise---perhaps including a mnemonic for > "advise [v.?] vs. advice [n.?]". > -- > Nicolas Cueto > > > > _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
