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Multi-language support please
Posted: 13 Jan 2007 06:56
by heartnn
i am from Chinese and my english is very poor
so i hope i can get a chinese version to use.
if you can't, i can help tranlating.
Re: Multi-language support please
Posted: 13 Jan 2007 09:08
by admin
heartnn wrote:i am from Chinese and my english is very poor
so i hope i can get a chinese version to use.
if you can't, i can help tranlating.
Soon I will go one step in that direction: with CKS (customizable keyboard shortcuts) will come a list of short one-line descriptions of all commands that can be triggered by keyboard shortcuts (and this will be almost all commands available in XYplorer at all!). These descriptions can be read in from a simple INI-style file, and thus
any language will possible here! In the program there will be an interface where you can search a function by name and read that short description.
I also plan to make the interface itself (all the captions) multi-lingual in quite a similar way, However, Chinese characters are not supported here, only Latin!
Posted: 13 Jan 2007 12:08
by lukescammell
Support Chinese characters damn you Don!

Posted: 13 Jan 2007 14:29
by heartnn
i think this is a powerful tool and it is more useful even than total commander!!
i think i got a mistake,i mean i hope to get a chinese gui look
Posted: 13 Jan 2007 14:42
by admin
heartnn wrote:
i think this is a powerful tool and it is more useful even than total commander!!
i think i got a mistake,i mean i hope to get a chinese gui look
You will sooner learn English than XY will learn Chinese.
Posted: 14 Jan 2007 06:07
by heartnn
Oh my god...
Posted: 14 Jan 2007 09:25
by admin
heartnn wrote:Oh my god...
On the other hand, not I remember: I've seen screenshots of XYplorer on Chinese crack sites where the titlebar and other interface parts appeared to be in Chinese characters! So, the Chinese Windows OSs probably support it in a ways that will even include apps like XYplorer. There's hope...
Re: Multi-language support please
Posted: 15 Feb 2007 07:33
by Just_Perf
admin wrote:I also plan to make the interface itself (all the captions) multi-lingual in quite a similar way
It`s a great event! This shell needs multilanguage support! But... When?
Re: Multi-language support please
Posted: 15 Feb 2007 12:53
by admin
Just_Perf wrote:admin wrote:I also plan to make the interface itself (all the captions) multi-lingual in quite a similar way
It`s a great event! This shell needs multilanguage support! But... When?
Any time from now.

Re: Multi-language support please
Posted: 16 Feb 2007 07:00
by Just_Perf
admin wrote:Any time from now.

Needs some help 2 localize @ any other language?
Re: Multi-language support please
Posted: 30 Nov 2007 15:35
by Just_Perf
admin wrote:Any time from now.

And what your plan in this?
Re: Multi-language support please
Posted: 30 Nov 2007 16:13
by admin
Just_Perf wrote:admin wrote:Any time from now.

And what your plan in this?
Not yet. No concrete plan. Other things more important.
Posted: 18 Dec 2007 22:01
by JDługosz
admin wrote:heartnn wrote:Oh my god...
On the other hand, not I remember: I've seen screenshots of XYplorer on Chinese crack sites where the titlebar and other interface parts appeared to be in Chinese characters! So, the Chinese Windows OSs probably support it in a ways that will even include apps like XYplorer. There's hope...
It uses a multibyte character set for the "Code Page", which is used to interpret strings passed to the -A forms (8-bit characters) of the Win32 functions. But you're not calling those, are you‽
It also uses a suitable font for the "system" font, used for title bars and menus etc.
Posted: 18 Dec 2007 22:29
by admin
JDługosz wrote:admin wrote:heartnn wrote:Oh my god...
On the other hand, not I remember: I've seen screenshots of XYplorer on Chinese crack sites where the titlebar and other interface parts appeared to be in Chinese characters! So, the Chinese Windows OSs probably support it in a ways that will even include apps like XYplorer. There's hope...
It uses a multibyte character set for the "Code Page", which is used to interpret strings passed to the -A forms (8-bit characters) of the Win32 functions. But you're not calling those, are you‽
It also uses a suitable font for the "system" font, used for title bars and menus etc.
Okay, thanks.
I call mostly W forms.