Hello,
does wxWizard have some kind of default localization? If I run the wxPython wizard demo, the buttons are labelled "Next", "Cancel" etc, no matter what language the system is set to. Am I supposed to supply the localization on my own?
-Matthias
It should be pulling those strings from the message catalog. Do you create and hold a reference to a wx.Locale object?
On 5/30/10 7:51 AM, Nitro wrote:
Hello,
does wxWizard have some kind of default localization? If I run the
wxPython wizard demo, the buttons are labelled "Next", "Cancel" etc, no
matter what language the system is set to. Am I supposed to supply the
localization on my own?
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
Duh, that worked.
I was expecting it to work out of the box, because other dialogs like wx.MessageDialog and wx.DirDialog were localized without the wxLocale being explicitly set. Now I realize that these are native dialogs (at least on msw) whereas wx.Wizard is a custom dialog and thus not localized automatically.
Thank you.
-Matthias
Am 02.06.2010, 00:10 Uhr, schrieb Robin Dunn <robin@alldunn.com>:
On 5/30/10 7:51 AM, Nitro wrote:
Hello,
does wxWizard have some kind of default localization? If I run the
wxPython wizard demo, the buttons are labelled "Next", "Cancel" etc, no
matter what language the system is set to. Am I supposed to supply the
localization on my own?It should be pulling those strings from the message catalog. Do you create and hold a reference to a wx.Locale object?