[Caminol10n] Using iLocalize
Tobias Stohr
tstohr at gmail.com
Thu Mar 6 02:43:13 PST 2008
Hi Stefano,
>I 'm volunteering myself to write tutorials about it
That would be great!
I tried out iLocalize myself, but wasn't able to do a translation of
1.6. I started a new project, as en source I pointed to 1.6, created
my language and then tried to import all translated strings from
1.5ml. Unfotunately in this dialog, no language at all shows up and I
wasn't able to find a way to import the already translated strings.
So: I'm glad about a short instruction on how to start (for the
moment, I'm satisfied if you tell me how to import translated strings)
> SUStatus.nib
This is ok so. There are no strings in it to translate. Translation is
done via the strings file in the language.lproj folder.
You can open the file in IB and you'll get the message that it's read
only. And one string in it says just the above: translation is done in
language.lproj folder.
ciao
On 06/03/2008, Stefano <bwstefano at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone!
> So... I'm fed up with AppleGlot/AD Viewer and since J.J. Enser
> mentioned iLocalize as an alternative localization tool I looked for
> that app to see how it works, etc. It fits us like a glove! The app is
> easy to use and prevents errors on translating other app. Moreover, it
> is available in 9 different languages so almost everyone will be able
> to work with the language that feels more comfortable. Not only that
> but iLocalize is also free for open source projects, like Camino. I
> used it to translate Camino to Portuguese and everything went perfect.
> Now I will send the application to a reviewer and in a couple of weeks
> I'm going to send it for the list.
>
> One issue iLocalize pointed out is relative to the file "Camino.app/
> Contents/Frameworks/Sparkle.framework/Versions/A/Resources/
> SUStatus.nib". Since it's not inside a .lproj folder, it has not been
> translated by iLocalize and, I think, will not be localized by any
> other application such as AppleGlot. Should this be filed as a bug?
>
> If Camino team decides to use iLocalize as its default localisation
> app I'm volunteering myself to write tutorials about it, just like
> Marcello Testi did for AppleGlot and Package Maker.
>
> Stefano
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