BRB ?

Hey !
Sounds like there may be another radio aficianado hanging around here !

If so, 73

OKey Okey Okey......

I'll be right back ASA I have some news ..

BTW, I have some news.... The complete interfase has been translated... However, I have some typos I must check and also I'm already trying to have the es_MX and es_ES at the same time.. I hope my spanish friends like it

Some examples:

and some other I can't remember

Cheers

Luis

PD: Por cierto.. fui radio aficionado

NOTE: I can't see the accents and letters like "ñ" "Ñ" only strange caracters.... will this be corrected when it is re-compiled?? (if it ever is )

Ok. Now it's finished

I need someone to test it thoroughly (like Úrsula and someone who has enough knowledge in spanish and its grammar.

IGrab the zip file attached (only es_MX) and test it thoroughly SVP.

I accept all kind of comments and remarks related to the translation so don't hesitate in bitching me ...

The es_ES file will be ready when I have seen there are not any kind of tppo or grammar mistakes.

Kind Regards

Luis

Attached Files

ext.zip (17.2 KB, 66 views)

haga click y haga click doble

intercambio(s)

descarga

subida

and there's another word for Host but I can't recall now cuz I'm too old !

Amazing how many variations there are on those... Hope you're going for Castellano !

btw- QTH Mallorca !

Those words have already been used by me as far as 70% (might be more) of translations come from Spain (Españoles básicamente) and I'm used to them too.

In some places, and I don't understand why, the word "servidor" (server) is used, but this is not our case I believe.

Wel, having lived in Ibiza for some time, (but I have also been in Andalucía and Madrid) you get the idea of how Languages work ;=)

I was only one time in Palma de Mallorca.... that was just a dream.... (I really miss it)

Abrazos

Luis

.properties files are supposed to be in ISO-8859-1 (Latin1) encoding. Non-latin characters need to be written in unicode escape character sequences, like \uXXXX.
This is of course difficult to write easily. Thats why there is the tool native2ascii coming with the JDK.

I would suggest you two approaches. Either make your translation into a Lang_en_MX.utf8.properties file saved in UTF8 encoding and then run the native2ascii tool:
native2ascii -encoding UTF8 Lang_en_MX.utf8.properties Lang_en_MX.properties

Or use the Gettext PO format which also gives you the possibility to use a wide range of Gettext editors. With the tool prop2po and po2prop you can convert your files in either way.
http://translate.sourceforge.net/wiki/toolkit/prop2po

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Thanks a lot for the info GregorK

I still don't get very well your approaches but let me tell you some... I'll come back and re-edit this post to make comments on what your are suggesting me. Firstly I mus find out what you are saying... (I know about the "po" files but I've never used such a text editor... so firstly I'll get involved before saying nonsenses.

Kind Regards


EDIT: GregorK. As I promised.... Ok the files WERE converted to ISO-8859-15 and now I can see the accents... I use "gedit" and I did not know about this... but now they seem to work just fine
Luis

The files are ready to be used.!

Sorry for the delay

Kind Regards


Luis

EDIT.... sorry there are 2 typpos I forgot to fix in the menu... I 'll upload the zip file again shortly

EDIT 2. Files are now ready

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