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Since PyRx is linked with wxPython, it would be possible for both C++ and wxPython to share translations
In C++, I can change my macros from _T(“MyTranslation”), to _("MyTranslation")
wx.Python has wx.Translations and a similar _("") function
I can initialize language support in C++, based off, something, maybe a setting.
caveat, @command share local and global command names, but it could be useful for prompting
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Since PyRx is linked with wxPython, it would be possible for both C++ and wxPython to share translations
In C++, I can change my macros from
_T(“MyTranslation”),
to_("MyTranslation")
wx.Python has wx.Translations and a similar
_("")
functionI can initialize language support in C++, based off, something, maybe a setting.
caveat,
@command
share local and global command names, but it could be useful for promptingBeta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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