6 Commits

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Paul Licameli	8fdb18427e	Less-incomplete Marathi support ... ... ... supplying some missing pieces of commit a76b7ec29547c5083358a34b44459b7f3d2e85a0 See commit a37162ffca755d563081492cf95761a351cb456f for the complete example of Corsican. Still missing are appropriate strings in Marathi for src/audacity.desktop.in and win/Inno_Setup_Wizard/audacity.iss Blank line change of locale/CMakeLists.txt to force reconfigure	2021-02-13 13:10:22 -05:00
Patriccollu	a37162ffca	Add Corsican language (co.po etc)	2021-02-04 17:14:02 +00:00
Paul Licameli	fa7f1a455b	Correct self-names for the two Chinese locales	2018-01-03 19:33:04 -05:00
Paul Licameli	815a80846d	String literals for UTF-8 language names using octal escapes only... ... ... Leaving absolutely no doubt about the portability. New Perl script in locale emits the required C++ source when LanguageNames.txt is updated.	2018-01-03 18:01:47 -05:00
Paul Licameli	a1530c36a8	Rewrite "Interface preferences displays self-names of languages" ... ... See original attempt at commit 7ec5fd79df65cd3e54d3d14c52df106d71d06c53 This eliminates the need for a resource file at run-time. locale/LanguageNames.txt is intended as a "source file" that is infrequently changed as the set of supported languages changes. The intermediate step, of appropriately copying that file into the C++ source code in src/Languages.cpp, was done by hand. In XCode, I set locale/LanguagesNames.txt and src/Languages.cpp to be interpreted as Western encoding, and then the copy-paste was easy in the editor. The resulting C++ source code file now has string literals that are not 7-bit ASCII.	2018-01-02 17:08:06 -05:00
Paul Licameli	7ec5fd79df	Interface preferences displays self-names of languages	2017-12-31 21:58:36 -05:00