Jon A. Cruz schrieb:
On Sep 23, 2005, at 2:29 PM, Adib Taraben wrote:
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Win32_Installer
I've got a lead on some things for this issue.
One is getting with the NSIS people to get the base installer better internationalized / switched to Unicode.
NSIS is already translated into several languages including Hebrew, Chinese, Korean, Japanese. But For your own strings you have to add your translations. We need translators for those strings to have also Japanese etc. I dont know how this Unicode thing should work. But remember it should still work under Win98 where Unicode is not implemented. What exactly do you have in mind?
The other is poking about in the windows bits to find out the current system language among other things. Then poking that into the environment inside of our winmain can help run-time issues. There is some logic I need to see that's implemented as a NSIS thing (with Delphi source), so that could be used at install time.
What exaclty is it what you want to peek/poke? The inkscape runtime language is detected by the gtk not NSIS. For now we have far less NSIS translations than inkscape languages. I would be happy if this "select language from menue" feature works because this language selection is very tricky. There is only one issue that I can see: [ 1246690 ] Interface is right-to-left 0.42 on XP with Hebrew support
Thanks for your comments,
Adib.