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    Default Qt Linguist Question (summarized)

    Do the widgets in a form automatically transferred to .ts files when I perform lupdate? I mean no need for a mark like tr()?

    Any ideas would be greatly appreciated and useful.

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    Default Re: Qt Linguist Question (summarized)

    If you're using standard buttons like QMessageBox::Ok then you don't need to do anything but every other string in the application should be wrapped in tr() if you want it extracted.

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    Default Re: Qt Linguist Question (summarized)

    That's what I thought. It's also true for other widgets inside the designer menu.

    Thanks for your time..

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