source in english

[limelect]

Can i have source in English
since IntelliJ IDEA Editor dose not recognize some fonts
OR which file Encoding>Ide Encoding is used?
thank you

[routeconverter]

Can i have source in English

You can find the source code on github and some more information here

since IntelliJ IDEA Editor dose not recognize some fonts
OR which file Encoding>Ide Encoding is used?

I'm mostly developing under Windows, so the setting is system default under Windows and Windows-1252 under Linux.

[limelect]

Thanks
default under Windows did not work since the German font
get ?
Only Windows-1252 for window xp
This is how i compiled

[routeconverter]

Thanks
default under Windows did not work since the German font
get ?
Only Windows-1252 for window xp
This is how i compiled

There are German umlauts in test classes, JavaDoc and properties-Files. I've tried to eliminate some of them with https://github.com/cpesch/RouteConverter...8ed7bb7d37

Did you manage to compile RouteConverter on your machine?

[limelect]

Yes i did compile and run
However with Windows-1252.
My laptop (where i compiled) has German as third language
So i do not know what will happen on "Regular" (no German)
machine will it copile? I wander.

P.S i wrote quiet a few such programs but to Delphi
this is why i was interested in your program.
What i miss is a good Delphi program to down load
from my Garmin Etrex Usb. Do you happen to have
such a program or flow chart?
I know to you it is useless but i loaded my KML READER
The parsing is not perfect and google map is not in..
but it was done back a few years to see if i understood
kml.Sorry it is in Hebrew.
www.limelect.com
Tanks shlomo

Thanks
default under Windows did not work since the German font
get ?
Only Windows-1252 for window xp
This is how i compiled

There are German umlauts in test classes, JavaDoc and properties-Files. I've tried to eliminate some of them with https://github.com/cpesch/RouteConverter...8ed7bb7d37

Did you manage to compile RouteConverter on your machine?

[routeconverter]

Yes i did compile and run
However with Windows-1252.

This setting affects the mapping of bytes outside the virtual machine into Unicode used inside the virtual machine. AFAIK all Java VMs know Windows-1252 (it's mostly identical to ISO-8859-15). There is no support for the operating system needed.

My laptop (where i compiled) has German as third language
So i do not know what will happen on "Regular" (no German)
machine will it copile? I wander.

I guess since there are no German fonts you won't see any umlaute like äöüß but placeholders like squares or question marks.

P.S i wrote quiet a few such programs but to Delphi
this is why i was interested in your program.
What i miss is a good Delphi program to down load
from my Garmin Etrex Usb. Do you happen to have
such a program or flow chart?

No, I'm sorry. Did you google for it?

I know to you it is useless but i loaded my KML READER
The parsing is not perfect and google map is not in..
but it was done back a few years to see if i understood
kml.Sorry it is in Hebrew.

I only see question marks instead of Hebrew characters (see above). But they wouldn't help me either since I cannot read them.

Btw, what was the reason you wanted to compile RouteConverter on your own? Would you like to translate it to Hebrew?

[limelect]

Well i really have not decided yet what to do
Since i am a professional electronic engineer working with
Delphi i was interested in the source.
To the answer if you could add the language mechanizem
to the program ,you know like a text file holding
the messages, then it might be easier on the community
to translat the program to each language.
Did you ever considered it?
Like we do with Delphi or any window program using languages.
There are quiet a few tools for that kind of programs
free on the internet.
But i do not know for java i guess there are free packages.

Yes i did compile and run
However with Windows-1252.

This setting affects the mapping of bytes outside the virtual machine into Unicode used inside the virtual machine. AFAIK all Java VMs know Windows-1252 (it's mostly identical to ISO-8859-15). There is no support for the operating system needed.

My laptop (where i compiled) has German as third language
So i do not know what will happen on "Regular" (no German)
machine will it copile? I wander.

I guess since there are no German fonts you won't see any umlaute like äöüß but placeholders like squares or question marks.

P.S i wrote quiet a few such programs but to Delphi
this is why i was interested in your program.
What i miss is a good Delphi program to down load
from my Garmin Etrex Usb. Do you happen to have
such a program or flow chart?

No, I'm sorry. Did you google for it?

I know to you it is useless but i loaded my KML READER
The parsing is not perfect and google map is not in..
but it was done back a few years to see if i understood
kml.Sorry it is in Hebrew.

I only see question marks instead of Hebrew characters (see above). But they wouldn't help me either since I cannot read them.

Btw, what was the reason you wanted to compile RouteConverter on your own? Would you like to translate it to Hebrew?

[routeconverter]

To the answer if you could add the language mechanizem
to the program ,you know like a text file holding
the messages, then it might be easier on the community
to translat the program to each language.
Did you ever considered it?

I'm currently using the Java standard mechanism: property files for each Locale.

route-converter/src/main/resources/slash/navigation/converter/gui/RouteConverter.properties is the default for English.

route-converter/src/main/resources/slash/navigation/converter/gui/RouteConverter_de.properties is for German.

route-converter/src/main/native2ascii/slash/navigation/converter/gui/RouteConverter_zh.properties is for Chinese. It has to be transformed to ascii from the native encoding which is done during 'mvn package'. This is most likely as well necessary for Hebrew.

All these property files are copied into the application JAR and the user's locale selects one of them, falling back to English if it doesn't exist.

So all you need to do, is translate one or two entries, copy the file to
/slash/navigation/converter/gui/RouteConverter_he.properties into a RouteConverterPrerelease.jar and see, what happens.

[limelect]

I will have a look

To the answer if you could add the language mechanizem
to the program ,you know like a text file holding
the messages, then it might be easier on the community
to translat the program to each language.
Did you ever considered it?

I'm currently using the Java standard mechanism: property files for each Locale.

route-converter/src/main/resources/slash/navigation/converter/gui/RouteConverter.properties is the default for English.

route-converter/src/main/resources/slash/navigation/converter/gui/RouteConverter_de.properties is for German.

route-converter/src/main/native2ascii/slash/navigation/converter/gui/RouteConverter_zh.properties is for Chinese. It has to be transformed to ascii from the native encoding which is done during 'mvn package'. This is most likely as well necessary for Hebrew.

All these property files are copied into the application JAR and the user's locale selects one of them, falling back to English if it doesn't exist.

So all you need to do, is translate one or two entries, copy the file to
/slash/navigation/converter/gui/RouteConverter_he.properties into a RouteConverterPrerelease.jar and see, what happens.