Yes,
thank you. After installing it, everthing look fine in the correct langua=
ge.
But I will also try the envrionment variable.

Cornelius

ryan bobko wrote:

>Probably. KDE looks for the translations assuming they are in a system-w=
ide=20
>directory. I think you can override this search by setting KDE_LANGDIR o=
r=20
>something, but I can't remember the exact variable. It's probably in the=
=20
>docs, if you want to find it, but I think installing the project will do=
 the=20
>same thing.
>
>ry
>
>On Tuesday 24 September 2002 03:35 pm, you wrote:
> =20
>
>>hello and thanks,
>>
>>i changed some to i18n and also added the translations with kbabel.
>>But it is still english...
>>Could it be, that I have to install the project first?
>>( Or may be it is just to late, I am to tired and somehow blind )
>>
>>thanks Cornelius
>>
>>ryan bobko wrote:
>>   =20
>>
>>>Hi Cornelius,
>>>It's probably a good idea to change those I18N_NOOP() functions to i18=
n()
>>>functions. Basically, you only use the NOOP when you want to mark text=
 to
>>>be translated, but not immediately translate it. The i18n() function,
>>>which should work just fine for most classes, marks and translates tex=
t
>>>strings.
>>>
>>>ry
>>>
>>>On Tuesday 24 September 2002 02:48 pm, Cornelius K=F6lbel wrote:
>>>     =20
>>>
>>>>Hello,
>>>>
>>>>in my kdevelop project (kde 3) i added a new translation and entered
>>>>many translations in kbabel for buttons and labels and menus...
>>>>
>>>>But although I configured the correct language in kde, I can not see =
my
>>>>translated text.
>>>>Do I have to do some more things in the source code (besides the
>>>>I18N_NOOP?)
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>Cornelius
>>>>
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>>>>
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>
> =20
>

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