[Qt-interest] Language change
Alessandro Portale
alessandro.portale at trolltech.com
Mon Nov 2 16:47:29 CET 2009
Anatoly Burakov wrote:
> ...
> can't change it on the fly. The QT help says everything about handling
> the LanguageChange event, but says nothing about how to make that event
> actually happen.
If your dialogs reimplement QWidget::changeEvent() and handle QEvent::LanguageChange, that's already most of the work.
A call of QCoreApplication::installTranslator should then post that LanguageChange event, and your dialogs can handle that. You need to call installTranslator, yourself, e.g. if the user selects another language in a menu. Qt does not listen to OS language changes (yet), so if you were looking for that, you need to do that by hand.
> Also, just as a side question - can i make Linguist ignore some of the
> strings in my ui files? Like, i have two labels and i don't need QT to
> change whatever they contain (their contents change programmatically).
Qt designer (4.6) lets you chose if a specific label text (or texts of other widgets) are translatable or not. Just uncheck the 'translatable' sub-property of the label text in the property editor.
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Alessandro Portale
Software Engineer
Nokia, Qt Development Frameworks
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