TC Language Bar 1.12
TC Language Bar 1.12
Languagebar v. 1.12 for Total Commander 10.50
This buttonbar is mostly meant as an easy way for testers to switch
between different languages for Total Commander, and to have all current
available languages at their disposal.
The languagebar files are installed like any other Total Commander
addon, by double-clicking on the .zip file.
After installation just drag the file:
%COMMANDER_PATH%\Language\Extra\Language.bar
to Total Commanders buttonbar.
When clicking on the new button, a small menu bar opens up. You can
either have the Languages bar shown as a new Buttonbar by clicking the
first button, or you can have it shown as a Menu by clicking the second
button.
The Return button in the Language buttonbar takes you back to Total
Commanders default.bar - if you are not using this file for your default
buttonbar, then edit line 4 in the the Language.bar file to point to
your default buttonbar.
There are two blank buttons meant for your custom Language/Menu file or
just your custom Menu file. You have to edit the Parameters field of
those two buttons to point to your actual files (change XXX).
The Languages button bar comes with all currently available languages
for Total Commander. Some of the languages are not (yet) updated to
version 10.0 of Total Commander - those languages are marked with an
asterisk (*).
All the languages are installed and opened from the Language\Extra
folder in Total Commanders program directory. Therefore they do not
show up in Total Commanders Language configuration dialog - unless the
same language file exists in Total Commanders Language directory. If
the language does not exist in the Language directory then "English"
will be marked as the current language.
The "Main menu file" field will show the correct path to the chosen .mnu
file in %COMMANDER_PATH%\Language\Extra\ though - hence give you a clue
that it is not the language file in the Language directory that is used,
but the one in the Language\Extra directory.
I have made it this way, to not interfere with the users present
language files, and to make it easy to "uninstall" the addon again.
Also you don't need to have installed the extra languages when you
originally installed Total Commander - they come with the Languagebar
packet.
To "uninstall" - just delete the %COMMANDER_PATH%\Language\Extra\
directory and delete the button in your buttonbar. You may also want
to delete all wcmd_*.chm files from the %COMMANDER_PATH%\Language\
directory.
I have had to fix a single error in the file wcmd_mk.lng to make
it work correctly - otherwise all files are as they come from
https://www.ghisler.com/languages.htm.
Discussion and new releases:
https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=57594,
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