j"1LAnZuoQdcKCkpDBKQMCgziGMoPC4VQUckM<div class="post">I updated the SVN with changes to support translation. Translatable strings are all enclosed in _(""), and we're using UTF-8 on all platforms.<br/><br/>When the program runs, it looks in the directory of the EXE for the file: locale\<langcode>\LC_MESSAGES\bitcoin.mo<br/><br/><langcode> is the two letter code of the language your OS is set to, like "de" or "nl".<br/><br/>On Linux, it also looks for:<br/>/usr/share/locale/<langcode>/LC_MESSAGES/bitcoin.mo<br/>/usr/local/share/locale/<langcode>/LC_MESSAGES/bitcoin.mo<br/>(are there other standard places it should look on linux?)<br/><br/>Here's a quick walkthrough using poedit to make a .po and .mo file:<br/><br/>- Download the bitcoin sourcecode from SVN<br/>- In the trunk directory, mkdir locale\<lang>\LC_MESSAGES<br/>- In poedit, File->New catalog->Paths tab<br/>- Click the "New item" dotted rectangle button<br/>- Put "../../.." and MAKE SURE TO PRESS ENTER to add the path<br/>- Click OK<br/>- Save the file as "bitcoin.po" in the LC_MESSAGES directory you made<br/>- It should then scan the sourcecode and find about 170 strings<br/>- If it didn't find anything, check Catalog->Settings->Path tab, make sure the "../../.." was added<br/><br/>When you're done translating, commit both bitcoin.po (the editable catalog file) and bitcoin.mo (compiled data used by the program).<br/></div> text/html
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