Hi folks

Hi folks,
PyScripter is still looking for translators. We haven't found a translator yet for the following languages: French, Italian, Japanese, Kabyle, Portuguese, Russian and Slovak. Apart from Portuguese the other languages are more than 80% finished, so it should be only a few hours work to bring them up to date.

If you'd like to help, please go to:

https://www.transifex.com/luebbe/pyscripter/languages/

and join one (or more) of our language teams.
https://www.transifex.com/luebbe/pyscripter/languages/

Comments

  1. You mean an end date until everything has to be finished? No. We just hope to get as many helping hands as possible. Releases are made "when neccessary" and include all translations as they are.

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  2. Gut zu wissen, danke schön, ich werde also in den nächsten Wochen versuchen, die italienische Übersetzung auszuführen

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  3. I started to help you translate to Portuguese.
    I will send my changes soon as possible

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  4. Eric Szczepanik you can translate online at transifex or offline using a tool like virtaal or poedit, whichever you prefer.

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  5. Lübbe Onken Please enable support for machine translation: docs.transifex.com - Transifex Documentation
    This is very useful for translator work

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  6. Lübbe Onken, I made a copy of the project to my Github, I can push to your repository after changes?

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  7. Eric Szczepanik you can either create a PR on GitHub or you can upload your translation to transifex. Both are fine.

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  8. Jacek Laskowski AFAICT using the google translate API is not free.

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  9. Lübbe Onken trying to compile on 10.2.1 see git #850
    could you include ALL source ?
    and
    MPCommonUtilities,
    MPShellTypes,
    MPDataObject,
    MPCommonObjects,
    MPThreadManager,

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  10. shlomo abuisak Good that you filed a ticket at GitHub. Kiriakos Vlahos will surely take care of it. I haven't compiled PyScripter yet, due to the many dependencies :innocent:

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  11. I've registered at transifex and I'll help with the PT_pt. I'm not that good on PT_br. +Eric Szczepanik which one are you doing?

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  12. I'm doing PT-br,
    I think you can access my git to take my file of default.po
    https://github.com/EricSzcz/pyscripter

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  13. Eric Szczepanik cool, that means we'll have both sides of the Atlantic covered. Boa sorte e bom trabalho!!

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  14. Gustavo Carreno Obrigado, Igualmente para você.

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  15. Eric Szczepanik De nada e pra vc tbm !!

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  16. Gustavo Carreno fiz o update do que eu ja traduzi la no transifex, acho que seria bom voce atualizar para não precisar refazer tudo oque eu ja fiz

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  17. Eric Szczepanik Muitíssimo obrigado Eric. Ainda estou à espera de ser aprovado lá no transifex. Uma vez que esteja aceite, trato de pegar o que já fez e mudar pra pt-pt. De novo, obrigadíssimo pelo esforço inicial!!

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  18. Vincenzo Campanella really cool. Thanks a lot!

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  19. Gustavo Carreno Eric Szczepanik then I‘ll add pt_BR and pt_PT languages when I‘m back.

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  20. Gustavo Carreno Eric Szczepanik. I have just split the existing pt translation and used it as the base for pt_BR and pt_PT. on transifex. I also copied the current pt translation from Eric Szczepanik s github into the pt_BR translation at transifex.

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  21. Lübbe Onken Thank you!! I'll have a go at it as soon as I can!

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  22. Vincenzo Campanella We have split the translator credits into one string per language and added pt_BR and pt_PT translations. So the Italian translation is not at 100% anymore :)

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  23. Vincenzo Campanella Wow! Vielen Dank! :)

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  24. Lübbe Onken Bitte sehr :) Freundliche Grüße aus der Schweiz

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