forlano Messages: 1185 Registered: March 2006 Location: Italy
Senior Contributor
Hello,
I used the option "Import runtime translation file". the .tr file came in my .t file. But now I want generate a new empty .t file. With my surprise it is always generated with the translation of the previous .tr file.
Is there a chance to remove the previous translation and get a cleaned .t file?
forlano Messages: 1185 Registered: March 2006 Location: Italy
Senior Contributor
forlano wrote on Sun, 28 May 2006 17:33
Hello,
I used the option "Import runtime translation file". the .tr file came in my .t file. But now I want generate a new empty .t file. With my surprise it is always generated with the translation of the previous .tr file.
Is there a chance to remove the previous translation and get a cleaned .t file?
Luigi
I've discovered a repositary.t file where finished my translation file. I'm tempted to delete it but I'm afraid to loose even other things that I could need.
I used the option "Import runtime translation file". the .tr file came in my .t file. But now I want generate a new empty .t file. With my surprise it is always generated with the translation of the previous .tr file.
Is there a chance to remove the previous translation and get a cleaned .t file?
Luigi
Not at the moment, known translation are always inserted. Why do not you want previous translations?
forlano Messages: 1185 Registered: March 2006 Location: Italy
Senior Contributor
luzr wrote on Mon, 29 May 2006 00:24
Not at the moment, known translation are always inserted. Why do not you want previous translations?
Mirek
In the previous version of .t file there were no translation at all. I left it empty because I wanted the user could add his translation via a .tr file as discussed in a previous thread.
One user send me his .tr file and I did the mistake to try the import feature. I believed I could neglect it when I wanted. Instead now this translation is in theIDE as a virus in each .t file.
Unfortunaly when the .t file of an application has already the translation the .tr file cannot update it. I would prefer the opposite behaviour: the presence of the .tr file should always override what has been compiled with the .t file. If one want the default behaviour should just remore the .tr file.
forlano Messages: 1185 Registered: March 2006 Location: Italy
Senior Contributor
luzr wrote on Mon, 29 May 2006 08:41
I believe that .tr file in .exe directory overwrites compiled-in translations (from .t files).
Mirek
Unfortunately not. It is the opposite: the compiled-in file override the .tr file in the exe directory. The items of .tr files are read only when .t file has not the corrispondent item.
I guess should be easy to invert such behaviour. Could you give me a hint?
I believe that .tr file in .exe directory overwrites compiled-in translations (from .t files).
Mirek
Unfortunately not. It is the opposite: the compiled-in file override the .tr file in the exe directory. The items of .tr files are read only when .t file has not the corrispondent item.
I guess should be easy to invert such behaviour. Could you give me a hint?
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in each .t file. 
