QMessageBox doesn't translate the QString[Solved]
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@ QInputDialog::getText(this,tr("Open"),tr("New"),QLineEdit::Normal,tr(""),&ok);@
the translator is loaded and installed but open and new
don't get translatedbut if i do this :
@//define Open and New in the mainwindow header file
QString Open,New;
//then define a new function
rename()
{
Open=tr("Open");
New=tr("New");
}@then
every time i switch the installer i call rename
@rename();
QInputDialog::getText(this,Open,New,QLineEdit::Normal,tr(""),&ok);@translation works fine
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Which version of Qt are you using? Do you create instance of QTranslator before the creation of the app's widgets?
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hi,thanks ,i'm using 5.0.2
the problem is that i declared QTranslator ,
load the file and install it inside a function
so when it exits it destroys the transltor
so i removed the definition of the translator
to the constructor then load and install it in the functionbut don't know why it works fine with rename()
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[quote author="karim24" date="1378697691"]
the problem is that i declared QTranslator ,
load the file and install it inside a function
so when it exits it destroys the transltor
so i removed the definition of the translator
to the constructor then load and install it in the functionbut don't know why it works fine with rename()[/quote]
Check "the documentation of QTranslator":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/qtcore/qtranslator.html and have a look at the notes:
bq. Note that the translator must be created before the application's widgets.
Btw the documentation also contains useful examples.
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i solved the problem the thing is before it was like this:
@void retranslate()
{
QTranslator translator;//local variable gets destroyed when exiting
translator.load(path);
qApp->installTranslator(&translator);
}@and i solved it by moving the declaration of translator to the constructor
@QTranslator translator;@and modified the retranslate() like this
@void retranslate()
{
translator.load(path);
qApp->installTranslator(&translator);
}@
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Well done :) please add prefix [SOLVED] to the title of the thread.
