Closed ghost closed 3 years ago
The language selected in the GUI is only for the GUI itself, and is stored in the ini file. At the point where Jamulus -?
or Jamulus --help
is executed, the ini file has not been read, and may not even exist.
The only logical item to consult for this would be the environment variable LANG
. But as a point of comparison, on the Linux systems I use, the command nano --help
gives the help text in English only, even when I have set LANG
to other values, such as fr
, fr.UTF-8
, de
or de.UTF-8
, and /usr/share/locale/*/LC_MESSAGES/nano.mo
does exist for those languages. Similarly for other commands.
So I don't think Jamulus behaves any worse in this regard.
So I don't think Jamulus behaves any worse in this regard.
If its not a bug, then its not a bug. Maybe close this after a few comments, or days, if that is the right thing to do.
I agree, it's not a bug, because nobody has ever tried to make this work.
Lots of standard Linux tools do have localized --help
texts (cat
, ls
, grep
and, for me, even nano
did have it), so I think this is a reasonable request.
It would mean some work for --help
though and it may trigger the subsequent question if other command line messages would have to be translated as well.
If there's little demand, I'd keep it as-is. If this was helpful for lots of people, we should probably do it.
As you suggest, maybe keep this issue open for some days. It will still be searchable afterwards, so anybody coming across this issue can still voice their opinion later.
Describe the bug
Jamulus -? is not translated. To Reproduce
Jamulus -? Expected behavior
Command line help should be in selected language Screenshots
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