Japanese
Posted: 23 Jun 2013 03:51
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Re: Japanese
Posted: 23 Jun 2013 10:16
I'm sure Don will be über happy to see this thread. He was kind of worried about Japan...
Re: Japanese
Posted: 23 Jun 2013 10:51
Yo, wonderful, brilliant, finally!Nardog wrote:Just started...
Re: Japanese
Posted: 27 Jun 2013 23:59
The translation is 99.94% done!
Only these entries are untranslated:
How are they used in the interface? Since verbs come at the end of sentences in Japanese, I have to know what comes after these words in order to translate them (the rest could be guessed 
).
More importantly, I get these garbled characters, which are seen only in labels, not menu items, buttons, etc.
E.g.
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(Unlock Trial Version)
Re-applying the language file (via "Select Language" or "Back to English" twice) gets rid of SOME of them (and re-starting the program gets them back):
I think this is because these elements have their charset set to ANSI or something instead of Unicode or "default".
Anyway, why this wouldn't happen with Chinese or Korean as well is beyond me (or it does?).
Japanese_8.32.lng- (790.83 KiB) Downloaded 1462 times
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co.0403=00|Skip |--|Skip
co.0404=00|Over |--|Over
co.0405=00|New |--|New
More importantly, I get these garbled characters, which are seen only in labels, not menu items, buttons, etc.
E.g.
(Rename Preview) (Unlock Trial Version)Re-applying the language file (via "Select Language" or "Back to English" twice) gets rid of SOME of them (and re-starting the program gets them back):
I think this is because these elements have their charset set to ANSI or something instead of Unicode or "default".
Anyway, why this wouldn't happen with Chinese or Korean as well is beyond me (or it does?).
Re: Japanese
Posted: 28 Jun 2013 08:46
1. Wow, that was incredibly fast!!!Nardog wrote:The translation is 99.94% done!
Only these entries are untranslated:How are they used in the interface? Since verbs come at the end of sentences in Japanese, I have to know what comes after these words in order to translate them (the rest could be guessedCode: Select all
co.0403=00|Skip |--|Skip co.0404=00|Over |--|Over co.0405=00|New |--|New
More importantly, I get these garbled characters, which are seen only in labels, not menu items, buttons, etc.
...
Re-applying the language file (via "Select Language" or "Back to English" twice) gets rid of SOME of them (and re-starting the program gets them back):
...
I think this is because these elements have their charset set to ANSI or something instead of Unicode or "default".
Anyway, why this wouldn't happen with Chinese or Korean as well is beyond me (or it does?).
2. These are abbreviations for "Skipped", "Overwritten", "Newly Created". They are used in these reports on completed file operations:
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All processed files:
Over E:\Test\ZipTest\Test-01.zip -> E:\Test\ZipTest\Folder\New Folder\New.rar\-01\New Folder\New Folder\Test-01.zip
New E:\Test\ZipTest\Test1-01.zip -> E:\Test\ZipTest\Folder\New Folder\New.rar\-01\New Folder\New Folder\Test1-01.zip
Skip E:\Test\ZipTest\Test2-01.zip -> E:\Test\ZipTest\Folder\New Folder\New.rar\-01\New Folder\New Folder\Test2-01.zipThe same abbreviations are found again here: "<1:#> new, <2:#> over, <3:#> skip"
3. garbled characters in labels
Hm, indeed strange!
That was my first question, too, and I don't have an answer. Is your system set to the Japanese locale? (I think so, else the buttons would be garbled, too.)Anyway, why this wouldn't happen with Chinese or Korean as well is beyond me (or it does?).
Re: Japanese
Posted: 28 Jun 2013 20:23
Is it better with v12.50.0016?
Re: Japanese
Posted: 29 Jun 2013 08:21
Yep, that was hell of a work.admin wrote:1. Wow, that was incredibly fast!!!
Thanks, I'll reflect your tip in next update.admin wrote:2. These are abbreviations for "Skipped", "Overwritten", "Newly Created". They are used in these reports on completed file operations:
For good alignment they should be right-padded with blanks to have all the same length.Code: Select all
All processed files: Over E:\Test\ZipTest\Test-01.zip -> E:\Test\ZipTest\Folder\New Folder\New.rar\-01\New Folder\New Folder\Test-01.zip New E:\Test\ZipTest\Test1-01.zip -> E:\Test\ZipTest\Folder\New Folder\New.rar\-01\New Folder\New Folder\Test1-01.zip Skip E:\Test\ZipTest\Test2-01.zip -> E:\Test\ZipTest\Folder\New Folder\New.rar\-01\New Folder\New Folder\Test2-01.zip
The same abbreviations are found again here: "<1:#> new, <2:#> over, <3:#> skip"
Unfortunately, no. Nothing looks changed except that re-applying the language file will no longer have effect.admin wrote:Is it better with v12.50.0016?
Of course I have the system locale set to Japanese, but I don't know if that matters when you have your system, program and installed fonts all support Unicode. And I don't know how the multi language support is processed, but apparently those strings of the labels are somehow interpreted as ANSI at some point (JFYI, I got the same result by saving the language file in Shift_JIS, the default codepage for Japanese on Windows).
How does it look on your computer with the Japanese language file? If you have never received complaints from Chinese or Korean users, it's probably dependent on the language or the environment.
Re: Japanese
Posted: 29 Jun 2013 11:32
Labels do not support unicode and will only work right when the locale is set to the language. But that does not explain why Chinese works and Japanese not. On my system the Japanese labels are either garbled multibyte code or "????..." (all question marks) depending on some internal settings. The next beta will be the all "????..." version for Japanese. Hopefully it looks better on your end.Nardog wrote:Of course I have the system locale set to Japanese, but I don't know if that matters when you have your system, program and installed fonts all support Unicode. And I don't know how the multi language support is processed, but apparently those strings of the labels are somehow interpreted as ANSI at some point (JFYI, I got the same result by saving the language file in Shift_JIS, the default codepage for Japanese on Windows).
How does it look on your computer with the Japanese language file? If you have never received complaints from Chinese or Korean users, it's probably dependent on the language or the environment.
Re: Japanese
Posted: 29 Jun 2013 18:12
Hmm, the result was same as v12.50.0009: Selecting the language file gets some labels readable, but they become unreadable again when you restart the program. Is it impossible to let labels support Unicode? And even if so, I suppose all labels could be readable because some labels are already readable under the specific condition. 
Re: Japanese
Posted: 29 Jun 2013 18:42
Fascinating. I now turned my Virtualbox Win7 to Japanese locale and see what you see. Logic + experimenting will eventually solve the mystery. And maybe even the bigger mystery: Why does Chinese/Korean work and Japanese does not? Back to the laboratory... (well, and to the weekend 
).
).Re: Japanese
Posted: 29 Jun 2013 20:45
Thanks Nardog for the Japanese translation!
Don, lol, it seems that Japanese characters always had some issues with XYplorer program. I don't remember how many times I report about it not handling Japanese characters very well yet Korean and Chinese characters works well haha.
There is one good thing I can report though is that before you attempted any fix there was another problem:
1. Load Japanese
2. "Back to English"
When you do the steps above, the "Find" dialog did not revert back to English correctly. It looks like this:
You see how there are those weird characters that should have properly converted back to English but did not. However with the most recent beta, that got fixed! Now you can enjoy trying to figure out the other problem haha.
Don, lol, it seems that Japanese characters always had some issues with XYplorer program. I don't remember how many times I report about it not handling Japanese characters very well yet Korean and Chinese characters works well haha.
There is one good thing I can report though is that before you attempted any fix there was another problem:
1. Load Japanese
2. "Back to English"
When you do the steps above, the "Find" dialog did not revert back to English correctly. It looks like this:
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Re: Japanese
Posted: 29 Jun 2013 21:42
Well, I think I got it now! 
At least in my virtual japanese sandbox it all looks good now. Wait for v12.50.0019 ...
BTW, there is a known problem with the Japanese codepage (932) where backslash and Yen symbol (¥) clash. Fix: This happens only with certain fonts, e.g. with Verdana. With Segoe UI the problem is fixed!
Your "Back to English" issue: if you use a beta version this is normal because MLS is out of sync with the current structure of the app. We will get back into sync soon.
At least in my virtual japanese sandbox it all looks good now. Wait for v12.50.0019 ...BTW, there is a known problem with the Japanese codepage (932) where backslash and Yen symbol (¥) clash. Fix: This happens only with certain fonts, e.g. with Verdana. With Segoe UI the problem is fixed!
Your "Back to English" issue: if you use a beta version this is normal because MLS is out of sync with the current structure of the app. We will get back into sync soon.
Re: Japanese
Posted: 30 Jun 2013 01:21
It worked! Everything looks fine on my system too. Congratulations, now I have no doubt XYplorer will earn great popularity in Japan.
Re: Japanese
Posted: 30 Jun 2013 07:06
Hmm. It will still have no help in Japanese. I think that some little page in Japanese, under XYplorer domain, would help bring it on the radars. Maybe then some review in Japanese, somewhere in the Japan media, could bring some potential users to try it out.Nardog wrote:[...] now I have no doubt XYplorer will earn great popularity in Japan.
Re: Japanese
Posted: 30 Jun 2013 08:25
Yeah!Nardog wrote:It worked! Everything looks fine on my system too. Congratulations, now I have no doubt XYplorer will earn great popularity in Japan.
BTW, I did not find out why the other East-Asian languages apparently work without this fix.
And thanks again for your incredibly fast translation!