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Traduire Dolibarr dans une autre langue

Dolibarr est par d?faut d?velopp? en Fran?ais.

• Traduction manuelle

Pour traduire Dolibarr dans une autre langue, il faut aller dans le r?pertoire langs et cr?er un r?pertoire ayant pour nom le code langue ? traduire (En suivant le m?me format que ceux d?j? existant, par exemple en_US, fr_FR, es_ES, de_DE, etc...). Il faut ensuite recopier les fichiers lang depuis un r?pertoire d?j? traduit (par exemple en_US/main.lang ou fr_FR/bills.lang), les recopier dans le r?pertoire de la nouvelle langue que l'on vient de cr?er et traduire le contenu de ces fichiers.

Ces fichiers sont constitu?s de la mani?re suivante:

Code1=Phrases ? traduire 1

Code2=Phrases ? traduire 2

...

Coden=Phrases ? traduire n

Seules les phrases ? droite du = sont ? traduire, le code doit rester inchang?. Il est possible de traduire les fichiers un par un, sans tous les traduire d'un coup. Si un fichier n'a pas ?t? traduit dans la nouvelle langue, Dolibarr utilisera l'Anglais.

Notons que, pour l'instant, il reste de nombreuses phrases en dur dans le code des pages PHP. Ces derni?res doivent etre remplac?es par le code suivant:

$langs->trans("CodeX")

Et une entr?e du type

CodeX=Phrase X

doit etre ajout?e aux fichiers .lang

• Traduction par iniTranslator

Des outils libre pour aider les traductions existent, comme iniTranslator (sous Windows). Lancer votre application de traduction qui vous demandera le fichier mod?le. Choisir le fichier dans le r?pertoire htdocs/langs/en_EN ou htdocs/langs/fr_FR, qui sont ? jour. Puis choisissez ?ventuellement le fichier destination, dans le r?pertoire htdocs/langs/xx_XX ou xx est le code langue ? traduire. Votre outils affichera les 2 fichiers face ? face avec les chaines ? traduire manquante. Compl?ter puis sauvegarder le nouveau fichier destination.

Int?grer sa traduction dans Dolibarr

Si vous avez compl?ter des fichiers .lang incomplets ou cr?es des nouveaux pour une nouvelle langue, vous pouvez :

• Soit demander un acc?s CVS afin de commiter vous m?me vos modifications
• Soit envoyer vos fichiers .lang par mail en pi?ce jointe sur la liste: dolibarr-dev@nongnu.org. Un d?veloppeur les int?grera pour vous.

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