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Ivan denisov at 15:35, 23 April 2016

2016-04-23T15:35:03Z

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	# In order to make your translation available to others it suffices to pack all newly created files together with their directory structure starting from the BlackBox root directory into a .zip file and unpack that .zip file into an existing BlackBox installation.		# In order to make your translation available to others it suffices to pack all newly created files together with their directory structure starting from the BlackBox root directory into a .zip file and unpack that .zip file into an existing BlackBox installation.
	# Any two-letter subdirectory of ''System/Rsrc/'' will be offered automatically for the language selection in the ''Edit->Preferences'' dialog.		# Any two-letter subdirectory of ''System/Rsrc/'' will be offered automatically for the language selection in the ''Edit->Preferences'' dialog.

			There is ready localization package for Russian language: http://comp.molpit.org/blackbox/russian.txt

Ivan denisov: /* Localizing BlackBox */

2016-04-23T15:33:55Z

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	~~==Localizing BlackBox==~~

	[[BlackBox Component Builder]] can be localized, i.e. adapted to a different language, by the following steps:		[[BlackBox Component Builder]] can be localized, i.e. adapted to a different language, by the following steps:

Ivan denisov: /* Localizing BlackBox */

2016-04-23T15:33:45Z

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	==Localizing BlackBox==		==Localizing BlackBox==

	[BlackBox Component Builder] can be localized, i.e. adapted to a different language, by the following steps:		[[BlackBox Component Builder]] can be localized, i.e. adapted to a different language, by the following steps:

	# Select the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_639-1 ISO_639-1] two-letter language code (e.g. ''ru'' for Russian, ''fr'' for French). For information on all language codes see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes all ISO_639-1 language codes].		# Select the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_639-1 ISO_639-1] two-letter language code (e.g. ''ru'' for Russian, ''fr'' for French). For information on all language codes see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes all ISO_639-1 language codes].

Ivan denisov: /* Localizing BlackBox */

2016-04-23T15:33:33Z

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	==Localizing BlackBox==		==Localizing BlackBox==

	BlackBox can be localized, i.e. adapted to a different language, by the following steps:		[BlackBox Component Builder] can be localized, i.e. adapted to a different language, by the following steps:

	# Select the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_639-1 ISO_639-1] two-letter language code (e.g. ''ru'' for Russian, ''fr'' for French). For information on all language codes see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes all ISO_639-1 language codes].		# Select the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_639-1 ISO_639-1] two-letter language code (e.g. ''ru'' for Russian, ''fr'' for French). For information on all language codes see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes all ISO_639-1 language codes].

Josef templ: /* Localizing BlackBox */

2016-01-07T14:13:20Z

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	# It is possible to only translate a subset of all documentation files. References from an untranslated file to a translated file will continue to work and will show the untranslated window title. References from a translated file to an untranslated file should be localized as described above and will open the untranslated file with a translated window title. Thereby a translation can be added later without changing the already existing translated file that contains the reference.		# It is possible to only translate a subset of all documentation files. References from an untranslated file to a translated file will continue to work and will show the untranslated window title. References from a translated file to an untranslated file should be localized as described above and will open the untranslated file with a translated window title. Thereby a translation can be added later without changing the already existing translated file that contains the reference.
	# In order to make your translation available to others it suffices to pack all newly created files together with their directory structure starting from the BlackBox root directory into a .zip file and unpack that .zip file into an existing BlackBox installation.		# In order to make your translation available to others it suffices to pack all newly created files together with their directory structure starting from the BlackBox root directory into a .zip file and unpack that .zip file into an existing BlackBox installation.
	# Any two-letter subdirectory of ''System/Rsrc'' will be offered automatically for the language selection in the ''Edit->Preferences'' dialog.		# Any two-letter subdirectory of ''System/Rsrc/'' will be offered automatically for the language selection in the ''Edit->Preferences'' dialog.

Josef templ: /* Localizing BlackBox */

2016-01-07T14:05:55Z

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	# It is possible to only translate a subset of all documentation files. References from an untranslated file to a translated file will continue to work and will show the untranslated window title. References from a translated file to an untranslated file should be localized as described above and will open the untranslated file with a translated window title. Thereby a translation can be added later without changing the already existing translated file that contains the reference.		# It is possible to only translate a subset of all documentation files. References from an untranslated file to a translated file will continue to work and will show the untranslated window title. References from a translated file to an untranslated file should be localized as described above and will open the untranslated file with a translated window title. Thereby a translation can be added later without changing the already existing translated file that contains the reference.
	# In order to make your translation available to others it suffices to pack all newly created files together with their directory structure starting from the BlackBox root directory into a .zip file and unpack that .zip file into an existing BlackBox installation.		# In order to make your translation available to others it suffices to pack all newly created files together with their directory structure starting from the BlackBox root directory into a .zip file and unpack that .zip file into an existing BlackBox installation.
	# Any two-letter subdirectory of System/Rsrc will be offered automatically for the language selection in the ''Edit->Preferences'' dialog.		# Any two-letter subdirectory of ''System/Rsrc'' will be offered automatically for the language selection in the ''Edit->Preferences'' dialog.

Josef templ: Localizing BlackBox

2016-01-07T14:02:30Z

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==Localizing BlackBox==

BlackBox can be localized, i.e. adapted to a different language, by the following steps:

# Select the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_639-1 ISO_639-1] two-letter language code (e.g. ''ru'' for Russian, ''fr'' for French). For information on all language codes see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes all ISO_639-1 language codes].
# Adapt all ''Strings.odc'' files for the new language and put them in a subdirectory named after the two-letter language code (e.g. ''Rsrc/ru/'' for Russian, ''Rsrc/fr/'' for French). All keys (left column) must be the same as in the default ''Strings.odc'' files.
# Adapt all documentation files and put them in a subdirectory named after the two-letter language code (e.g. ''Docu/ru/'' for Russian, ''Docu/fr/'' for French). All file names must be the same as for the default documentation files.
# If you encounter links to other documentation files adapt the window title and the link text (e.g. for French change <nowiki><StdCmds.OpenBrowser('Docu/Tour', 'Guided Tour')>Guided Tour<></nowiki> to <nowiki><StdCmds.OpenBrowser('Docu/Tour', 'Visite guidée')>Visite guidée<></nowiki>. It is not required to also change the path to 'Docu/fr/Tour' since the command ''StdCmds.OpenBrowser'' opens the documentation file according to the selected language, if available.
# It is possible to only translate a subset of all documentation files. References from an untranslated file to a translated file will continue to work and will show the untranslated window title. References from a translated file to an untranslated file should be localized as described above and will open the untranslated file with a translated window title. Thereby a translation can be added later without changing the already existing translated file that contains the reference.
# In order to make your translation available to others it suffices to pack all newly created files together with their directory structure starting from the BlackBox root directory into a .zip file and unpack that .zip file into an existing BlackBox installation.
# Any two-letter subdirectory of System/Rsrc will be offered automatically for the language selection in the ''Edit->Preferences'' dialog.