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[cross-project-issues-dev] How to test Babel Pseudo translations
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Hi all,
since there is an expected Helios item to test with Babel
pseudo translations, I thought I'd forward John's excellent instructions (below)
how to download, install and test with the pseudo translation packs to this
list.
Note that when I went through this, I also had to launch
Eclipse with
eclipse -nl
en_AA
in order to force displaying the pseudo translations from
the fragments. This might not always be needed.
Thanks,
--
Martin Oberhuber, Senior Member of Technical
Staff, Wind River
direct
+43.662.457915.85 fax +43.662.457915.6
The answer to the discussion topic is that
pseudo-translations of the Eclipse SDK are produced every night by the babel
project builds. They are available from the babel project downloads page. Simply
unzip the pseudo-translation pack into your dropins folder and startup as
normal. 1) Go to
http://www.eclipse.org/babel/downloads.php 2) Select "Developer and Nightly Builds" at the bottom 3) Select "babel_language_packs" 4) Pick a recent nightly build 5) Pick "Helios", or if you don't see it pick "Galileo"
[See NOTE] 6) Scroll to the bottom
to find the "Pseudo Translation" section 7) Select the BabelLanguagePack-eclipse-en_AA_*.zip file
NOTE: As of today (April 14, 2010), the
Galileo stream of the babel build was referring to our map files in HEAD. I have
fixed this, so hopefully in the next build you will see a "Helios" build show
up. Until then, since the "Galileo" build is referring to our HEAD stream it
should work for you. John