How to generate .qm files from .ts files?
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I'm currently using the command "lrelease file.ts" but getting an error as "Der Befehl "lrelease" ist entweder falsch geschrieben oder konnte nicht gefunden werden." / "The command "lrelease" is either misspelled or could not be found."
Can anyone help me with this?
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I'm currently using the command "lrelease file.ts" but getting an error as "Der Befehl "lrelease" ist entweder falsch geschrieben oder konnte nicht gefunden werden." / "The command "lrelease" is either misspelled or could not be found."
Can anyone help me with this?
Maybe you could write the error message in English too, so others can read what it's saying, or you post in the German section :)
Have you tried
lrelease.exe file.ts? Is everything else set up correctly? -
Maybe you could write the error message in English too, so others can read what it's saying, or you post in the German section :)
Have you tried
lrelease.exe file.ts? Is everything else set up correctly? -
@Pl45m4 yes, I tried it before and got the same error. Referred this docs- https://docs.qgis.org/3.22/en/docs/pyqgis_developer_cookbook/plugins/plugins.html#translation as I'm working with QGis Plugin which involves Qt.
@parthb said in How to generate .qm files from .ts files?:
yes, I tried it before and got the same error
Then try with absolute path to lrelease.exe
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@parthb said in How to generate .qm files from .ts files?:
yes, I tried it before and got the same error
Then try with absolute path to lrelease.exe
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@parthb said in How to generate .qm files from .ts files?:
Can you let me know where can I get lrelease Installation setup?
In your Qt installation
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@parthb said in How to generate .qm files from .ts files?:
Can you let me know where can I get lrelease Installation setup?
In your Qt installation
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@jsulm I'm working with QGis plugin and it has it's own Qt designer from Qt. Have you worked with OSGeo4W command prompt before?
@parthb said in How to generate .qm files from .ts files?:
Have you worked with OSGeo4W command prompt before?
No