Hi all,
Forgive me for intruding in this very interesting discussion.
A few years ago, a young french teacher in Prague asked how to use cs translations in order to use Avogadro
in his chemistry lectures.
A solution I used in Windows XP was to create an i18n forder in “Program Files\Avogadro\share\avogadro” and copy
avogadro_cs.qm and libavogadro_cs.qm generated on a Mac or Linux box in said folder.
Hope this may help,
Best regards,
Louis
A solution I used in Windows XP was to create an i18n forder in “Program Files\Avogadro\share\avogadro” and copy
avogadro_cs.qm and libavogadro_cs.qm generated on a Mac or Linux box in said folder.
Yes, we realized that some of the Windows builds did not have the *.qm translations. In principal, I think the newer releases have these. Certainly, we will make sure that happens for the Avogadro 1.2 release.
-Geoff
I am sorry for the late reply.
A solution I used in Windows XP was to create an i18n folder in “Program
Files\Avogadro\share\avogadro” and copy
avogadro_cs.qm and libavogadro_cs.qm generated on a Mac or Linux box in
said folder.
I did similarly. I placed avogadro_ja_JP.qm and libavogadro_ja_JP.qm (which
were compiled from their corresponded ts files with Qt linguist)
in /Avogadro/share/avogadro/i18n folder on Win XP.
Of course, menus and dialogs of avogadro were translated into Japanese,
but the file name and path problem remained.
Thanks a lot !
Best regards.
iwao
2015-07-31 12:05 GMT+09:00 Geoffrey Hutchison geoff.hutchison@gmail.com:
A solution I used in Windows XP was to create an i18n forder in “Program
Files\Avogadro\share\avogadro” and copy
avogadro_cs.qm and libavogadro_cs.qm generated on a Mac or Linux box in
said folder.Yes, we realized that some of the Windows builds did not have the *.qm
translations. In principal, I think the newer releases have these.
Certainly, we will make sure that happens for the Avogadro 1.2 release.-Geoff
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