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pmt: initial 3.0.2 update

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Yağız Zengin
2024-12-14 11:17:56 +03:00
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@@ -30,12 +30,12 @@ On this page, I will tell you how to add languages to pmt. This is not a difficu
~ $
C / C++
const char* _Nonnull missing_operand = "missing operand.";
const std::string missing_operand = "missing operand.";
const char* _Nonnull missing_operand = "missing operand."; // C -
const std::string missing_operand = "missing operand."; // C++ - (not necessarily using 'string' type)
APPLYING (C / C++):
printf("%s\n", missing_operand); // Move to new line with '\n' character
std::cout << missing_operand << std::endl; // Move to new line with std::endl
printf("%s\n", missing_operand); // C - Move to new line with '\n' character
std::cout << missing_operand << std::endl; // C++ - Move to new line with std::endl
```
For example, let's take the output directly in pmt without any arguments and process the variables and structures behind the work.
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ On this page, I will tell you how to add languages to pmt. This is not a difficu
~ $
Code pieces (C++)
struct pmt_langdb_general en = {
struct langdb_general en = {
// other translations
.missing_operand = "missing operand",
.try_h = "Try",
@@ -64,8 +64,8 @@ In short, there are variables for texts. And I made these dynamic by using [stru
##### Translating main program texts (relevant part)
- Let's open our jni/Languages.cpp source file.
- Now, let's create the translation with the ready-made struct structure (see include/pmt/StringKeys.h for the structure).
- Let's open our jni/PartitionManager/Languages.cpp source file.
- Now, let's create the translation with the ready-made struct structure (see include/PartitionManager/StringKeys.h for the structure).
```
// Main
struct langdb_general Lang<LANGUAGE_PREFIX> = { // LANGUAGE_PREFIX must be the corresponding abbreviation of the language in English. For example, it's like En in English.
@@ -79,8 +79,6 @@ In short, there are variables for texts. And I made these dynamic by using [stru
```
- We need to add some information about the language.
```
VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: You should do your translations from within the function called WCHAR_T!
struct langdb_general Lang<LANGUAGE_PREFIX> = {
.lang_by_s = // Names of those who made the translation. It's up to you. Do you use & between more than one person?
.language = // Language name. For example English
@@ -90,11 +88,11 @@ In short, there are variables for texts. And I made these dynamic by using [stru
// Example
struct langdb_general LangEn = {
.lang_by_s = WCHAR_T("YZBruh & r0manas"),
.language = WCHAR_T("English"),
.lang_prefix = WCHAR_T("en"),
.lang_by_s = "YZBruh & r0manas",
.language = "English",
.lang_prefix = "en",
// other translations
.by_str = WCHAR_T("By") // Example for end translate
.by_str = "By" // Example for end translate
}
// CRITIC WARNING: Do not add ',' to the end of the last translation text. But others always...
@@ -104,15 +102,15 @@ In short, there are variables for texts. And I made these dynamic by using [stru
##### Document texts translation (relevant part)
- Let's open our jni/Languages.cpp source file.
- Now, let's create the translation with the ready-made struct structure (see include/pmt/StringKeys.h for the structure).
- Let's open our jni/PartitionManager/Languages.cpp source file.
- Now, let's create the translation with the ready-made struct structure (see include/PartitionManager/StringKeys.h for the structure).
```
struct langdb_docs LangDoc<LANGUAGE_PREFIX> = {
// translations
}
// Example
struct pmt_langdb_docs LangDocEn = {
struct langdb_docs LangDocEn = {
// translations
}
@@ -122,24 +120,20 @@ In short, there are variables for texts. And I made these dynamic by using [stru
##### General things to do in translation
- Open jni/LanguageTools.cpp
```
string supp_langs[] = {
"en",
"tr",
// language prefix. "<LANGUAGE_PREFIX>",
"" // PLEASE DO NOT ADD IT UNDER `""`!
};
- Open include/PartitionManager/LanguageConfigs.h
```
// Example
struct LanguageConfigs LanguageConfig[] {
{"en", "English", Display::LangEn, Display::LangDocEn},
{"tr", "Türkçe", Display::LangTr, Display::LangDocTr}
};
// Example
string supp_langs[] = {
"en",
"tr",
"az",
""
};
// Add the language you are translating into these existing language prefixes. I will fix the errors here (if there is an error)
// Add the language you are translating into these existing language prefixes. I will fix the errors here (if there is an error)
struct LanguageConfigs LanguageConfig[] {
{"en", "English", Display::LangEn, Display::LangDocEn},
{"tr", "Türkçe", Display::LangTr, Display::LangDocTr},
{"az", "Azərbaycan", Display::LangAz, Display::LangDocAz}
};
```
##### Notes