Le 07-03-16 à 16:22, Peter Schneider a écrit :
Hi all,
--- Yves de Champlain <yves@macports.org> wrote:
You will see it when launching an app from an xterm
I know. But running gnucash from a terminal doesn't produce any GTK-locale-errors, my alphabetical order is all right and everything is displayed in the desired language. So GTK2 seems to support other locales than "C". What am I doing wrong?
the locale tool is not provided by macports. But MacPorts apps will fetch their localized text in /opt/local/share/locale
Hmmh, that's definitely not true for LC_MONETARY and Gnucash. Gnucash obviously fetches its currency-symbols from /usr/share/locale. So I suspect that other GTK-apps get their locales from /usr/share/locale, too.
By localized text, I mean LC_MESSAGES. You won't find that in /usr
I am a bit confused, because MacPorts is said to be somehow self-reliant, e.g. libraries or apps that might be available from MacOS X' itself (e.g. perl), are normally ignored and rebuilt and installed in /opt/local/... ; It took me ages to figure out that the missing € (EURO) is to be fixed by editing a file in a MacOS X standard directory.
This is very interresting. I wonder why gettext / libiconv don't provide the locale tool and all the LC_ stuff. yves