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ab.news wrote:
Sven Schreiber a écrit :
> ab.news schrieb:
>
>> Suggestion
>> For those of us who have to deal with a bi(multi)lingual
>> teaching/terms would it be possible to build in a language
>> switch menu to avoid shuttling Dos-Gretl sessions?
>>
>>
> I'm not a gretl developer, but that sounds difficult to
implement.
> (Although I agree it would be nice.) Do you know any other
program that
> can do that?
>
> -sven
Dear friends,
I have a solution for multilingual Gretl instances.
I simply created a shell script that changes the LANG environment
variable to the desired language, and then invokes gretl. The language
is only changed to inside that shell execution, so it is possible to
have several languages running.
Examples:
#Italian
helio@linux-mybook:~/bin> more gretlit
LANG=it_IT
gretl &
#Brasilien Portuguese
helio@linux-mybook:~/bin> more gretlbr
LANG=pt_BR.UTF-8
gretl &
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But I didn't do any extensive testing on using datafiles or performance
of any kind. I leave that to you.
If you are a Windows user you can try to put this in a .bat file:
REM Italian example
SET LANG=it
CALL gretl
Good luck,
Hélio Guilherme
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