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Hi, I cannot find any information on how to work on several branches in parallel. I’m working with QT resources and when I scan several resource files, this generates, of course, “unused” strings which are in turn not part of the translated TS file. Using separate SLPs on the branches, on the other hand, would need to be merged, which is pretty complicated. What’s the solution here?  I also cannot find information on how to test the localization, e.g. with a dummy language.
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isabel123 Member
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"The Sisulizer team will answer ASAP" -> That's not true! Don't promise what you cannot fulfill. Is this board still administered? Checking the website it also looks like Sisulizer is not really in development anymore? Latest info dates back to 2019 - what is the situation here? Who can I contact to find solutions? If there is no support, we'd like to know to be able to check for another localization software.
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jaska Member
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Hi Soluling is a new localization tool. It works in the same way as Sisulizer but is modern, maintained, and supported. Soluling supports Qt even better than Sisulizer. You can download an evaluation from: https://www.soluling.com Soluling can even convert your existing Sisulizer project into a Soluling project. More about Qt localization. https://www.soluling.com/Help/Qt/Index.htm Last edited on Fri Feb 12th, 2021 05:31 pm by jaska |
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