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# Translating Hush SD and SDL on Windows |
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This document provides a detailed guide on how to translate the Hush wallets SilentDragon |
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(SD) and SilentDragonLite (SDL) to your own language. Please be sure to read the general guidelines |
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on https://git.hush.is/hush/translations first. |
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## Software |
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Even though translation (.ts) files are in plain XML format and can be edited with any text editor, there is a |
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handy tool that not only makes it easier to translate, but also keeps your translation up to date with |
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the source files. For this purpose Qt has provided Linguist and a set of other helper |
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tools to manage and compile your translation. See https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtlinguist-index.html for |
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further information on how to use Linguist. |
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Get Windows compiles of the required files at https://github.com/thurask/Qt-Linguist/releases |
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In this guide we'll only use `linquist.exe` and `lupdate.exe`. Be sure to select the 5.x files |
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for maximum compatibility with Hush. |
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## Getting ready |
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As we want the translation to be based on the most recent version of the wallets, we're going to download |
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the latest source files first. This example is for SD, but the same applies to SDL. |
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Depending on which wallet you want to translate, go to https://git.hush.is/hush/SilentDragon or |
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https://git.hush.is/hush/SilentDragonLite, make sure that the `master` branch is selected and in the upper right corner click the "Download Repository" button. |
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Save the source code as a .zip file to your computer. Unpack the zip file to an easy to reach location. |
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For this tutorial we'll use `D:/Hush/silentdragon`. |
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## Creating or updating a translation |
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Now with the source files downloaded it's time to create or update a translation based on the latest source files, the |
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process is the same. Here's an example of a command to create a new translation or update an existing translation. |
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For existing translation files, it also removes obsolete translations not present in the current source code: |
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`lupdate.exe "D:\Hush\silentdragon\" -ts "D:\Hush\silentdragon\res\silentdragon_xx.ts" -noobsolete` |
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Let's break down the command: |
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- `lupdate.exe` in this example is assumed to be executed from the path it resides in |
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- `"D:\Hush\silentdragon\"` the path of the source code |
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- `-ts "D:\Hush\silentdragon\res\silentdragon_xx.ts"` the output fle containing the translation with `xx` being a lower case ISO 639-1 (2-letter) language code. When not available, an ISO 639-2 (3-letter) code can be used. |
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- `-noobsolete` removes the obsolete translations of sections no longer present in the current source code |
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### Editing the .ts file |
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Start `linquist.exe` and begin translating the texts and labels. Read the Linguist documentation mentioned above to |
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learn how to use the helper functions to help you with producing clean and consistent translations. When done save your |
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.ts file and publish with *File > Release* or *File > Release As...* as a .qm file. |
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