Re: NEWBIE 1 Where can I find the sourcecode for the asian phonetic guide? 2 Where can I find the sourcecode for specific language packs?

[Kevin Suo <suokunlong@xxxxxxx>]

    Hi Ben,

在 2024/3/6 04:04, Ben Engbers 写道:

> After
>       following the instructions from
>       https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/BuildingOnLinux I
>       was able to compile my first LO executable.
>       
>       Acoording to these instructions after executing make I should find
>       a local installation in the PREFIX-directory. This was not
>       correct, I had to execute make install.
>       
>       
>     
    Actually you don't need to run make install for you local build. The
    binaries are in instdir folder.
    
> 1
>       
>       My goal is to work on the Asiatic phonetic Guide but I can't find
>       the present code. Where can I find and dowload the sources? I
>       tried grok but that didn't help.
>       
>       
>     
    The following may be a start point: (it is called "RubyDialog")
https://opengrok.libreoffice.org/xref/core/svx/source/dialog/rubydialo.cxx?r=3D789a737a
> 2
>       
>       Since being Dutch, I want to install the Dutch translation. Is it
>       possible to dowload only that langpack and not all the other
>       translations.
>       
>       
>     
    When you build from source, use the --with-lang option, e.g.
    --with-lang=3D"de fr"
    
> 3
>       
>       And since I also often create texts in French, German and
>       Japanese, I guess that I also have to install those langpacks.
>       
>       
>       Where in the developerssite can I find all the needed materials
>       and instructions?
>       
>     
    Langpacks are actually sub-modules in LibreOffice source code. The
    repo is in:
    https://git.libreoffice.org/translations
    The translation work is done on Weblate:
    https://translation.documentfoundation.org/languages/zh_hans/