The EventGhost project is looking for translators!

[Pako]

New Czech language file (including IrfanView).

Pako

[easy]

With the EG 0.3.6.1240 I get error when adding command line "-translate":

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "EventGhost.pyw", line 34, in <module>
File "C:\Program Files\EventGhost\eg\Main.py", line 104, in <module>
import LanguageEditor
File "C:\Program Files\EventGhost\eg\LanguageEditor.py", line 95, in <module>
class LanguageEditor(wx.Frame):
NameError: name 'wx' is not defined

import wx solved the problem.

[Bitmonster]

Fixed in the latest beta.

[karlr]

I just finished an spanish translation, please feel free to use as you consider.
This translation includes "core plugins" , "EventGhost", "System", "Window" and "Mouse".

The version used was 0.3.6.1327

[Bitmonster]

Thank you very much for your contribution. The language will be available in the next beta release.

[peter]

I just finished a Dutch nl_NL translation, please feel free to use as you like.
This translation includes all translations for the application itself and also folowing plugins : "EventGhost", "System", "Window" , "Mouse" , "USB-UIRT", "Sound-Mixer EX", "Speach", descriptions of "WMPlayer".

Used EventGhost version : 0.3.6.1446

[Bitmonster]

@peter
Thank you very much for your contribution. The translation will be included in the next beta.

[noc123]

Hi all. I just finished Polish translation. I will be happy to see future release of EG with PL language
This translation includes all translations for the application itself and following plugins: System, Mouse and Window. More plugins I'll translate next week.

[Bitmonster]

@noc123
Thank you for your contribution. The language will be included in the next beta. But it might take some weeks till the next release.

[somainit]

Konnichiwa(=Hello in Japanese),

I just finished a Japanese ja_JA translation based on EventGhost version 0.3.6.1487, please feel free to use as you like.
This translation includes all translations for the application itself and following plugins:
"EventGhost","System","Window","Mouse","Speech","USB-UIRT","Webserver","WinAmp","X10 CM15A","X10 Remote".

[Bitmonster]

Thanks for your contribution.

I wasn't sure if EventGhost is able to handle Non-Latin characters properly, but these Japanese characters really look awesome.

How are typical Windows accelerator keys and menu-shortcut keys usually handled in Japanese programs? Are they shown the same as in Western languages (Ctrl-C for Copy, etc.) or do they have Japanese counterparts?

[somainit]

Most of the Japanese special-keys operation is based on that of English.
As far as I check, it seems that its operation of EventGhost is working fine
except for Japanese input operation.

Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout#Japanese

[Bitmonster]

except for Japanese input operation.

Could you elaborate on this? Do you mean, that you can't use menu-shortcuts in some input modes?

[somainit]

Could you elaborate on this? Do you mean, that you can't use menu-shortcuts in some input modes?

We have any language input keys in Japanese keyboards.
These are [Kanji],[Conversion],[Non-conversion],[Half-width/Full-width],[Hiragana/Katakana],[Alphanumeric] keys
that treat Japanese multi byte codes.
Eventghost doesn't support these language dependent keys, but it doesn't matter.

The menu shortcuts are working fine, such as [Win], [Apps], [Ctrl+C], [F3] and so on.

Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_input_keys

[Bitmonster]

And what are these keys supposed to do in EventGhost? I thought the IME would handle them.