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Line 240: − === Adding new variables ===+ − − == As an extension == − When you create a new language, if it is not already integrated into Dolibarr, it can still be broadcast to all other users. You can make a distribution package using the '''build/makepack-dolibarrlang.pl''' script or making a zip archive manually and sending it to the developers' mailing list '''dolibarr-dev''' ({{TemplateURLMLDev}}). − − New language files are immediately available in an installation as soon as the archive is unzipped in the correct directory.
→File:Language.png Distribute or include your translation into core source
= [[File:Language.png]] Distribute or include your translation into core source =
= [[File:Language.png]] Distribute or include your translation into core source =
Once you start translating, it's a smart decision to share it, so it can be included into the official code of Dolibarr.
Once you start translating, it's a smart decision to share it, so it can be included into the official code of Dolibarr.
If you send us your translation through a Pull Request on Github, sadly, it will be overwritten by the next import from Transifex, so it would be very short-lived.
If you send us your translation through a Pull Request on Github, sadly, it will be overwritten by the next import from Transifex, so it would be very short-lived.
Note:
The reference language is en_US and is always complete. You can find it in the htdocs/langs/en_US/ folder. All other language files are likely to be slightly or highly incomplete, depending on the language.
The reference language is en_US and is always complete. You can find it in the htdocs/langs/en_US/ folder. All other language files are likely to be slightly or highly incomplete, depending on the language.
If you are developing a new module, you are likely going to need the addition of new language variables. This is done exclusively through the update of the en_US language (htdocs/langs/en_US/ folder). Just modify these files to add the variable you need and send the resulting folder as part of your Pull Request. Refer to the developer documentation to learn how to contribute code (you will need an account on {{TemplateUrlSCM}}.
If you are developing a new module, you are likely going to need the addition of new language variables. This is done exclusively through the update of the en_US language (htdocs/langs/en_US/ folder). Just modify these files to add the variable you need and send the resulting folder as part of your Pull Request. Refer to the developer documentation to learn how to contribute code (you will need an account on {{TemplateUrlSCM}}.
= [[File:Language.png]] Translate documentation on wiki =
= [[File:Language.png]] Translate documentation on wiki =