TW.app.applyTranslation(QString locale)
Supply a two character string for the language locale
Changes all the Menus and settings to the designated locale if available in TeXworks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ISO_639-1_codes
Look for the column "639-1"
In TeXworks, "en" - English is available by default.
And as of July 2011 - these languages are already available.
Code |
Language |
Other Information |
af |
Afrikaans |
|
ar |
Arabic |
|
ca |
Catalan |
|
cs |
Czech |
|
de |
German |
|
en |
English |
Euro style (UK) (Tw default) |
es |
Spanish |
Castilian |
fa |
Persian |
Farsi or "Pârsi" (local name) |
fo |
Faroese * |
|
fr |
French |
|
it |
Italian |
|
ja |
Japanese |
|
ko |
Korean |
|
nl |
Dutch |
Nederlands, Vlaams |
pl |
Polish |
|
pt_BR |
Portuguese |
Brazilian |
ru |
Russian |
|
sl |
Slovene |
|
tr |
Turkish |
|
zh_CN |
Chinese (Simplified) |
Zhongwén |
* "Support for Faroese is currently limited to Tw-specific strings. I.e., the installer doesn't include Faroese (as Inno setup doesn't provide appropriate language files), and Qt doesn't support it, either (so Qt stuff like the default "OK", "Cancel", "Save", ... buttons etc. won't be translated)." - Stefan Löffler
For TeXworks specific information on translating the interface see: http://code.google.com/p/texworks/wiki/Translating
Examples:
TW.app.applyTranslation("fr");
Changes all the Menus and settings to French.
TW.app.applyTranslation("en");
Changes all the Menus and settings to English.
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