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| − | EPrints 3 can be easily translated into any language | + | EPrints 3 can be easily translated into any language, even multi-lingual repositories can be made. To do it you simply need to copy the phrase files in the lang/en directory into the newly created lang/<langID> directory representing your chosen language and translate the phrase files. Below are some more guides and information about translating EPrints. Remember if you make a successful translation to upload it to [http://files.eprints.org files.eprints.org] so that other people can benefit from your effort. |
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* [[How to translate eprints]] | * [[How to translate eprints]] | ||
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* [[Translations in progress]] | * [[Translations in progress]] | ||
* [http://files.eprints.org/view/type/translation.html Translations done] | * [http://files.eprints.org/view/type/translation.html Translations done] | ||
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Internationalization usually covers two different issues: | Internationalization usually covers two different issues: | ||
| − | * the repository speaks several languages not just English -- this is | + | * the repository speaks several languages not just English -- this is usually called ''translation'' |
* the repository handles and accepts documents, authors, bibliographic info, search requests in other languages as well. | * the repository handles and accepts documents, authors, bibliographic info, search requests in other languages as well. | ||
| − | EPrints uses utf-8 encoding internally, enabling the usage of arbitrary character | + | EPrints uses utf-8 encoding internally, enabling the usage of arbitrary character sets in any data, or in any communications. The web pages and other messages are composed from language dependent ''phrases'', which makes translating a relatively easy task. |
EPrints has a mechanism for searching and indexing non-English language documents as well. This feature, however, has not been used (and tested) extensively yet. | EPrints has a mechanism for searching and indexing non-English language documents as well. This feature, however, has not been used (and tested) extensively yet. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:06, 22 December 2010
EPrints 3 can be easily translated into any language, even multi-lingual repositories can be made. To do it you simply need to copy the phrase files in the lang/en directory into the newly created lang/<langID> directory representing your chosen language and translate the phrase files. Below are some more guides and information about translating EPrints. Remember if you make a successful translation to upload it to files.eprints.org so that other people can benefit from your effort.
Internationalization usually covers two different issues:
- the repository speaks several languages not just English -- this is usually called translation
- the repository handles and accepts documents, authors, bibliographic info, search requests in other languages as well.
EPrints uses utf-8 encoding internally, enabling the usage of arbitrary character sets in any data, or in any communications. The web pages and other messages are composed from language dependent phrases, which makes translating a relatively easy task.
EPrints has a mechanism for searching and indexing non-English language documents as well. This feature, however, has not been used (and tested) extensively yet.
Pages in category ‘Languages’
The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total.
