Development/Tutorials/Localization/Building KDE's l10n Module - Revision history

Albert Astals Cid: /* Step 1: l10n */

2013-02-05T21:54:16Z

‎Step 1: l10n

Icwiener: Fix syntax highlighting.

2011-06-27T16:50:50Z

Fix syntax highlighting.

Odysseus at 23:01, 19 March 2011

2011-03-19T23:01:02Z

Wrohdewald: revpath: debian/ubuntu has no package imake

2010-11-30T09:04:50Z

revpath: debian/ubuntu has no package imake

Lueck: kdesdk is no longer required to generate the translations of x-test, x-test ist updated once a day on the l10n server

2010-11-08T17:09:42Z

kdesdk is no longer required to generate the translations of x-test, x-test ist updated once a day on the l10n server

Lueck: /* Step 2: l10n */

2010-09-16T21:08:52Z

‎Step 2: l10n

Lueck: x-test is updated by scripty once a day

2010-09-16T21:08:14Z

x-test is updated by scripty once a day

Lliehu: replace kbabel with lokalize, note about revpath

2010-07-05T09:50:14Z

replace kbabel with lokalize, note about revpath

Centerlink: Removed language navigation bar, because it does not work due to "KDE's"

2009-10-30T08:59:58Z

Removed language navigation bar, because it does not work due to "KDE's"

Centerlink: Added language navigation bar.

2009-10-30T08:52:06Z

Added language navigation bar.

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 ./scripts/autogen.sh de
 ./scripts/autogen.sh x-test
 </syntaxhighlight>
 {{note|You need revpath (may be found in package {{program|imake}} or {{program|xutils-dev}}) to run <tt>autogen.sh</tt>}}

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 You must download, build and install each language in the l10n module separately. You can check out and build just the German, and XX languages using the following procedure:
+<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
- svn co -N svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/l10n-kde4 l10n
+svn co -N svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/l10n-kde4 l10n
- cd l10n
+cd l10n
- svn up scripts
+svn up scripts
- svn up templates
+svn up templates
- svn up x-test
+svn up x-test
- svn up de
+svn up de
- ./scripts/autogen.sh de
+./scripts/autogen.sh de
- ./scripts/autogen.sh x-test
+./scripts/autogen.sh x-test
 Once this is done, switch to your build directory, start cmake in the <tt>l10n/x-test</tt>, <tt>l10n/de</tt>, etc directories that you wish to build the language support for one at a time. You may then make and install from the build directory.
-{{note|You need revpath (may be found in package imake or xutils-dev) to run autogen.sh}}
+{{note|You need revpath (may be found in package {{program|imake}} or {{program|xutils-dev}}) to run <tt>autogen.sh</tt>}}
-{{tip|Do not combine make and make install in a single step. It won't install anything.}}
+{{tip|Do not combine make and make install in a single step. It will not install anything.}}
 == Step 2: Test An Application ==
-To run your application using, for instance, the German catalogs open a terminal (e.g. konsole) and type:
+To run your application using, for instance, the German catalogs open a terminal (e.g. {{program|konsole}}) and type:
+<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">
- KDE_LANG=de myapp
+KDE_LANG=de myapp
+</syntaxhighlight>
-where "myapp" is the name of the application you wish to test. Replace the "de" with the language code you wish to test, e.g. "x-test".
+where <tt>myapp</tt> is the name of the application you wish to test. Replace the <tt>de</tt> with the language code you wish to test, e.g. <tt>x-test</tt>.
 The German language is a good choice for testing the layout of your application, as German translated strings tend to be quite long. French is also a good choice. The x-test language is useful for identifying strings in your application that are not translated.

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 name=Building KDE's l10n Module|
-pre=[[Getting_Started/Sources/Using_Subversion_with_KDE|Using Subversion with KDE]]<br>[[Getting_Started/Build/KDE4|Building KDE From Subversion]]<br>[[../i18n|Writing Applications With Localization in Mind]]|
+pre=[[Getting_Started/Sources/Using_Subversion_with_KDE|Using Subversion with KDE]]<br>[[Getting_Started/Build|Building KDE From Subversion]]<br>[[../i18n|Writing Applications With Localization in Mind]]|
 }}

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 Once this is done, switch to your build directory, start cmake in the <tt>l10n/x-test</tt>, <tt>l10n/de</tt>, etc directories that you wish to build the language support for one at a time. You may then make and install from the build directory.
-{{note|You need revpath (may be found in package imake) to run autogen.sh}}
+{{note|You need revpath (may be found in package imake or xutils-dev) to run autogen.sh}}
 {{tip|Do not combine make and make install in a single step. It won't install anything.}}

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 For those working on applications in KDE's main repository, building and installing language support from KDE's localization (l10n) module is a good idea. Doing so will allow you to test applications in other languages so as to spot problems related to localization that may exist in KDE. Learn how to do just that in this tutorial.
-== Step 1: kdesdk ==
+== Step 1: l10n ==
-−
-First, checkout the <tt>kdesdk</tt> module from the repository, then build and install it. If you have trouble building the kdesdk module, you can skip the troublesome parts. The main thing you need from the kdesdk module is the poxml folder. Lokalize is also nice to have but not essential.
-−
-== Step 2: l10n ==
 You must download, build and install each language in the l10n module separately. You can check out and build just the German, and XX languages using the following procedure:
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 {{tip|Do not combine make and make install in a single step. It won't install anything.}}
-== Step 3: Test An Application ==
+== Step 2: Test An Application ==
 To run your application using, for instance, the German catalogs open a terminal (e.g. konsole) and type:

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