Open-Source localization files for XStudio
They are licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3 (LGPLv3) and mostly provided by the community of XStudio users. XQual do not provide any support neither any guarantee on these localizations.
Localization already available
As of today, 6 different localizations are available and included in the regular setup package of XStudio. The localization is set per user. Indeed, every user can select a preferred language in his own profile.| Language | Country | File to translate | Credits | Status |
| en | US |  RESOURCE_BUNDLE_en_US |
Eric Gavaldo | Up to date |
| fr | FR | RESOURCE_BUNDLE_fr_FR |
Eric Gavaldo | Up to date |
| it | IT | RESOURCE_BUNDLE_it_IT |
Sigibian | Some items to be updated |
| es | ES | RESOURCE_BUNDLE_es_ES |
Barbara Dickhoff | A few items to be updated |
| de | DE | RESOURCE_BUNDLE_de_DE |
Harald Schuh | Up to date |
| zh | CN | RESOURCE_BUNDLE_zh_CN |
FanDan NetherLord Wisher |
A few items to be updated |
How to update an already existing file?
Just do the following:- Download the localization file you're interested into (above)
- Edit it with your favorite text editor and search for '
= ?' and '= <html>?' instances - Modify the text and email it to me
How to add a completly new language?
If you're interested in getting a new language, you can do it very easily without any particular technical knowledge.Just do the following:
- Download the
RESOURCE_BUNDLE_en_US.propertiestext file above - Edit it with your favorite text editor and modify the "value" entries (whatever goes after the '
=' sign) in your language - Rename the file appropriately and email it to me
- I'll be glad to post it here and in the future releases of XStudio
