Quote from: Pont at Apr 27, 2009, 03:25 PM
Is the root file structure for Revolution more or less finalized? The script tries to find the root path of MODx and relies on the current structure to find its way.[/li]
Yes, it’s pretty much as it will be in beta-1 and onward.
Is ISO 639-2 the naming standard for languages in Revolution? I’m using that standard to get the english name for a language.
Revo goes by IANA name tags. So yes, basically.
Have you any view on when is a good time to release the script? Should I wait for a beta anouncement or an "official" call for translators of Revolution to start their work?
Whenever you want; but be noted that the lexicon files for Revolution probably will change before beta and onward.
If people want to go ahead and start translating Revo lexicons, they can, but they need to be warned that those lexicons are still in a fluid state. Especially the default lexicon topic, which needs to be pared down of obsolete entries.
My question to you is; how are you looking for language keys in Revolution? Lexicons are no longer file-based as in Evolution; everything is stored in the DB and cached. So, if you were just perusing core/lexicon, you’d only be looking at the base lexicon entries, not lexicons installed via 3PCs (3rd Party Components), language packs installed via Package Management, or manually installed strings. Lexicons are quite more complex in Revolution; just want to make sure you’re aware of those changes and are doing your search by DB rather than by file.
