great app, Send me the necessary text and i'll be happy to assist.
Adi
Here are the English files. strings.xml contains the text for the app. When you see %d in a string it means "a number will be inserted here" and %s means a word.
For example "Search results for \'%s\'" will become "Search results for 'blog'". If it's not appropriate to 'quote' a term in your language then you can remove the \' around %s.
Changes.txt is for the Android Market listing, that way the app can be listed in your own language.
You can attach your completed files to this issue. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks so much for your help!
Comment #1
Posted on Feb 19, 2011 by Happy HorseThanks so much for opening the issue! I wish there was a way to attach the files automatically...
Anyway, here they are. It looks like there's an Android Market in Hebrew so you can do the market description too if you want.
- strings.xml 5.46KB
- changes.txt 2.2KB
Comment #2
Posted on Feb 20, 2011 by Happy Hippohere you go...
- strings-hebrew.xml 6.14KB
- changes-hebrew.txt 3.19KB
Comment #3
Posted on Feb 21, 2011 by Happy HorseThis will be in the 0.6.3 build. A preview APK is posted to the 'Downloads' page.
Comment #4
Posted on Feb 21, 2011 by Happy HippoCan I force the application to use Hebrew? On 2011 2 20 20:32, wrote:
Comment #5
Posted on Feb 21, 2011 by Happy HorseUsually you would choose your locale in the Android system settings. Hebrew is officially supported in Android 2.3 and many local carriers will have modified Android builds to support locales in their region even if the stock Android doesn't support it.
I think it's possible to add a setting in GMarks to force a specific locale, but I think that's rather uncommon. Seeing as how much support I've had from the community I suppose I owe it to them to make those translations accessible. Let me see if anyone else comes back to me with the same question.
Comment #6
Posted on Feb 21, 2011 by Happy HippoIm using cm7 and chose Hebrew as my language, some of the system menus changed to Hebrew but the Gmarks kept using English. I removed the Gmarks, restart and reinstall, still no change in the menu, but Gmarks used the Hebrew google site for sync. The only reason for me to use the application in Hebrew is to test the translation.
If you can send apk only with hebrew, in order to test. Hebrew is difficult to predict, when left to right mixed with numbers.
Adi
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Comment #7
Posted on Feb 23, 2011 by Happy HorseHere's a build with Hebrew as the default translation. I noticed the string "(unset)" is not translated.
Oddly enough, when I set the locale to Hebrew on my 2.3 emulator it didn't use the Hebrew translation in the app. But then again, nothing in the emulator changed to Hebrew, so I'm sort of confused as to what's going on.
- gmarks-android-0.6.3-aligned.apk 179.29KB
Comment #8
Posted on Feb 23, 2011 by Happy HorseHey! I think I found the correct locale code for Hebrew -- try this apk instead.
- gmarks-android-0.6.3-aligned.apk 183.87KB
Comment #9
Posted on Feb 23, 2011 by Happy Hippothis one, is working. Hebrew looking good.
regard the (unset) it's really not necessary however the translation will be: "לא ידוע" for unknown, or "לא קבוע" for not fixed/constant.
Comment #10
Posted on Feb 23, 2011 by Happy HorseIf you think it's OK then that's good enough for me! Thanks Adi! I plan to release 0.6.3 soon.
Comment #11
Posted on Feb 23, 2011 by Happy Hippoבהצלחה :)
Good luck.
Status: Fixed
Labels:
Type-Enhancement
Component-UI
Localization
Priority-Medium
Code