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[wxWidgets.git] / samples / internat / readme.txt

diff --git a/samples/internat/readme.txt b/samples/internat/readme.txt
index a08085c4bcc2aedc7ff3ddf005daa612dd204893..b8fd6fea186cd7333f102e86a41030dbadd437e6 100644 (file)
--- a/samples/internat/readme.txt
+++ b/samples/internat/readme.txt
@@ -44,14 +44,18 @@ A. First of all, you will need the GNU gettext tools (see the next question).
 
    # generate the .po file for the program itself
    # see `xgettext --help' for options, "-C" is important!
 
    # generate the .po file for the program itself
    # see `xgettext --help' for options, "-C" is important!

-   xgettext -C -n -k_ -o internat.po ../internat.cpp
+   xgettext -C -n -k_ -kwxPLURAL:1,2 -kwxTRANSLATE -o internat.po ../internat.cpp

    
    

-   # .po file for wxWindows might be generated in the same way, but for now just
-   # take this one...
-   cp ../wxstd.po .
+   # .po file for wxWindows might be generated in the same way. An already 
+   # generated wxstd.po as well as translations for some languages can be 
+   # found in the locale directory.
+   cp ../../locale/<language>.po ./wxstd.po
+   - or -
+   cp ../../locale/wxstd.po .

 
    # now edit the files and do translate strings (this isn't done by gettext)
 
    # now edit the files and do translate strings (this isn't done by gettext)

-   # you can use another editor if you wish :-)
+   # you can use another editor if you wish :-) No need to edit wxstd.po if you
+   # already got a translated one.

    vi internat.po wxstd.po
 
    # create the message catalog files
    vi internat.po wxstd.po
 
    # create the message catalog files


@@ -60,7 +64,7 @@ A. First of all, you will need the GNU gettext tools (see the next question).
 
    # run the sample to test it
    cd ..
 
    # run the sample to test it
    cd ..

-   ./internat <language> <langid>
+   ./internat <language> 

 
 Q. How to get the gettext tools?
 A. For Unix, you should be able to get the source distribution of any GNU mirror
 
 Q. How to get the gettext tools?
 A. For Unix, you should be able to get the source distribution of any GNU mirror