Switch QTranslator at runtime?

**jpn** · 31st October 2006, 07:05

There is no other way around than somehow identifying the translated parts (using regexp maybe?) and then setting the translated text again after passing it to tr().

**whitefurrows** · 31st October 2006, 12:37

Hi,

sorry i don't know what are you mean. Can you give me a example please.

Thanks in advance,

Whitefurrows

**wysota** · 1st November 2006, 21:58

I think that in that situation you should tr() the whole html code and provide translations for it in the translation file.

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html->append(tr("<HTML><BODY>Text to be translated goes here<BR>\\n"
"and you can even have arguments for it like this: %1</BODY></HTML>")
.arg(tr("Some argument")));

html->append(tr("<HTML><BODY>Text to be translated goes here<BR>\\n"
"and you can even have arguments for it like this: %1</BODY></HTML>")
.arg(tr("Some argument")));

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**whitefurrows** · 2nd November 2006, 13:24

Hi,

thank you, but this is not my problem. I have attach a example and hope you can help me.

Thanks in advance,

Whitefurrows

**wysota** · 2nd November 2006, 17:24

And what is the difference between the two?

**whitefurrows** · 3rd November 2006, 11:01

Itâ€™s not unconditional necessary to translate a argunent like arg(tr("Some argument")). I donâ€™t know how can i translate a text that is set in a QTextEdit, can you help me?

Tanks in advance,

Whitefurrows

**wysota** · 3rd November 2006, 17:20

Nobody says you have to have any arguments. I just said there is a possibility to do that, I didn't say you have to use it. If you have an append() call in your code, just recreate the contents using the same calls. If all those appends have a meaning, you can surely create a list of "commands" and refill the text edit with those commands (think of them as templates) translated to the appropriate language.

**whitefurrows** · 4th November 2006, 18:16

Hi,

sorry i don't know how can i create a list of "commands" and refill the text edit with those commands. I have made a example that show you exact what i need, but is not so complex as the original. Please take a look at the example i have need a lot of time to make the example so easy for you. I hope you can help me.

Thanks in advance,

Whitefurrows

**wysota** · 4th November 2006, 18:27

I'm sorry, I just don't see the problem, you mean this?

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void MainWindow::showResult(int result)
{
	QString html;
	html.append("<HTML><BODY>");
 
	html.append("<table border=\"0\" width=\"100%\">");
	html.append("<tr><td align=\"center\">" + tr("The result is:") + "</td>");
	html.append("<td align=\"center\">" + QString().setNum(result) + "</td></tr>");
	html.append("</table>");
 
	html.append("</HTML></BODY>");
 
	ui.info->document()->setHtml(html);
};

void MainWindow::showResult(int result)
{
	QString html;
	html.append("<HTML><BODY>");
	
	html.append("<table border=\"0\" width=\"100%\">");
	html.append("<tr><td align=\"center\">" + tr("The result is:") + "</td>");
	html.append("<td align=\"center\">" + QString().setNum(result) + "</td></tr>");
	html.append("</table>");
	
	html.append("</HTML></BODY>");

	ui.info->document()->setHtml(html);
};

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Just store the result somewhere and call this method again with the stored value when you need to retranslate the text edit.

BTW. You can substitute

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QString().setNum(result)

QString().setNum(result)

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with

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QString::number(result)

QString::number(result)

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.

**whitefurrows** · 5th November 2006, 01:23

Hi,

thank you for your great help. i think i can do that, i store the result and call showResult again. What can i do in showInfo i set the text again but that wasn't translate. Can you help me?

Thanks in advance,

Whitefurrows

**wysota** · 5th November 2006, 09:11

You mean this?

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InfoView info(infos[i], this);

InfoView info(infos[i], this);

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In this situation you have to call tr() here to do the translation and don't translate in setInfo(). You should only translate strings when they are displayed on screen (or shown to user in some other way). In setInfo() you should only mark strings for translation with QT_TR_NOOP().

**whitefurrows** · 5th November 2006, 14:57

Hi,

thank you, that's fine. A last little questin. Now is all working, the only thing what's not OK is that:

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QT_TR_NOOP("Any information") + QString("<br><br>") + QT_TR_NOOP("for more text look next page");

QT_TR_NOOP("Any information") + QString("<br><br>") + QT_TR_NOOP("for more text look next page");

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What can i do to translate? I don't want translate the html code.

Thanks in advance,

Whitefurrows

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