Thread: [Vym-translation] troubles with compilation
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From: Roman G. <ro...@pi...> - 2009-01-17 20:45:59
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Hi. I can to compile at the first time whitout troubles. Only qmake, make and I can execute with ./vym (all in the same directory of compilation). The trouble has in the second compilation... I translate the file vym_es.ts with qt-linguist program and replace the new file in the source code. Later I delete the old compilation with make clean and recompilate in the same way as before. when I execute the binary vym, I view that the new translation do not exisist in my binary executed. What's the trouble? I hope you can understand. :-) Sorry by the crosspoting. |
From: Uwe D. <vym@InSilmaril.de> - 2009-01-20 15:19:18
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Hi Roman, On Sat, Jan 17, Roman Gelbort wrote: > Hi. > > I can to compile at the first time whitout troubles. Only qmake, make > and I can execute with ./vym (all in the same directory of compilation). > If you test your builds, I suggest to call vym with the "-l" option, so that vym uses the "local" translations, icons, etc. and not the ones which might be somewhere at /usr/local/vym > The trouble has in the second compilation... > > I translate the file vym_es.ts with qt-linguist program and replace the > new file in the source code. > > Later I delete the old compilation with make clean and recompilate in > the same way as before. > You don't need to recompile, executing "make" will only recompile or link the modified files necessary to update the vym binary. > when I execute the binary vym, I view that the new translation do not > exisist in my binary executed. > You also need to run "lrelease vym.pro" before calling make, so that the .qm files get generated from the .ts files. Does that help? Uwe -- 355/113 -- Not the famous irrational number PI, but an incredible simulation!" |
From: Roman G. <ro...@pi...> - 2009-01-21 15:13:49
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Uwe Drechsel escribió: > Hi Roman, > > On Sat, Jan 17, Roman Gelbort wrote: > >> Hi. >> >> I can to compile at the first time whitout troubles. Only qmake, make >> and I can execute with ./vym (all in the same directory of compilation). >> > > If you test your builds, I suggest to call vym with the "-l" option, so > that vym uses the "local" translations, icons, etc. and not the ones > which might be somewhere at /usr/local/vym > >> The trouble has in the second compilation... >> >> I translate the file vym_es.ts with qt-linguist program and replace the >> new file in the source code. >> >> Later I delete the old compilation with make clean and recompilate in >> the same way as before. >> > > You don't need to recompile, executing "make" will only recompile or > link the modified files necessary to update the vym binary. > > >> when I execute the binary vym, I view that the new translation do not >> exisist in my binary executed. >> > > You also need to run "lrelease vym.pro" before calling make, so that the > .qm files get generated from the .ts files. > > Does that help? YESSSS!!!! :-) I'm not run lrelease vym.pro before calling make. It would be good to mention this on the website. Thank you for the help. I will send you the .ps file so that they can update the source code. |
From: Uwe D. <vym@InSilmaril.de> - 2009-01-21 15:25:28
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On Wed, Jan 21, Roman Gelbort wrote: > > I'm not run lrelease vym.pro before calling make. > > It would be good to mention this on the website. > Just updated it - thanks! http://www.insilmaril.de/vym/faq.html#id56323 > > I will send you the .ps file so that they can update the source code. :-) Uwe -- 355/113 -- Not the famous irrational number PI, but an incredible simulation!" |