Re: [glade--]Hello everybody
Christof Petig <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.gnome.glademm |
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| Organization | Adolf Petig GmbH & Co. KG |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Snow Dragon wrote: > Christof Petig ??: > >> Snow Dragon wrote: >> >>> Hello all, >>> >>> I am trying to write program using glademm. I checked the Gettext >>> support in the glade IDE. However the code generated by glademm doesn't >>> generate codes with gettext support. What is possibly the problem? >>> Thanks a lot. >> >> >> >> did you try to generate a project for gtkmm 1.x (or with glade 0.x)? >> Nobody ever cared to implement a working gettext solution for this >> environment. >> >> If you wanted to generate a gtk2 project, that's a totally different >> story. That should work (though I heard of open issues wrt. Makefile.am). >> >> Christof > > > Hello Christof, > I am now using gtkmm 1.2.10 and glade 0.6.4. The problem I am facing is That's outdated by 14 months (gtk 2.0 was released march 2002). > even I checked the Gettext support under C option, the code generated > doesn't use gettext code. I built those gtkmm and glade from source. Do > u have any suggestion? Either - patch glade-- to generate it (disable the "Configuration.gettext_support && !Configuration.gnome_support && Configuration.Gtkmm1()" if in line 545 of glade--.cc, e.g. prepend it by 0 &&) and work out how to detect and enable it (I don't know) - try enabling gnome_support (which provides gettext) - switch to gtk2 (gtkmm 2.2.1, glade 2.0.0) which supports gettext well. I'd recommend the last solution (IIRC Chinese is no fun without unicode support and that's gtk2's strength) Christof PS: Honestly I have to try (and perhaps fix) gtk2 gettext support real soon now [there might be some automake problems left].