Steve Cookson <steve.cook...@sca-uk.com> writes:
> Most of you must use wxPerl in some other language than English.
I do...
> My native language is English, but I'm developing in Portuguese. When
> I switch the system language to Portuguese, some things switch (eg the
> days of the week in date-picker). But others like help or any of the
> native dialogues remain in English. What do I need to do?
I think this should do the trick:
use Wx qw(wxLANGUAGE_DEFAULT wxLOCALE_LOAD_DEFAULT);
my $local = Wx::Locale->new(wxLOCALE_LOAD_DEFAULT, wxLOCALE_LOAD_DEFAULT );
$local->AddCatalog("app"); # replace with the appropriate catalog name
Assuming:
use Wx::Locale gettext => '_T';
You can do thinks like:
$self->SetTitle(_T("dialog_1"));
Stock buttons should be translated automatically, provided you use
# Translated button text plus button icon
$self->{button} = Wx::Button->new($self, wxID_CANCEL, "");
and not
# Untranslated button text, no button icon
$self->{button} = Wx::Button->new($self, wxID_CANCEL, "Cancel");
or
# Translated button text, no button icon
$self->{button} = Wx::Button->new($self, wxID_CANCEL, _T("Cancel"));
HTH,
-- Johan
