Hello to all members of this Portuguese forum on Sketchup.

I am in the process of publishing a new version of Bezier curves, with a number of evolutions and enhancements, including new types of curves. This is a macro called bezierspline.rb. I published a complete beta on the forum at:http://www.sketchucation.com/scf/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=3633, along with a tutorial and instructions for usage.

At the moment, the macro only support English and French. As I am respectful of other languages, I was wondering if any kind member of this section could take the time to translate the strings into Portuguese, as there seems to be a quite active Skecthup Community there.

I have separated these strings in the attached text file bzstring.txt. The method to insert the Portuguese translation is fairly simple.

Say that you have the following constant:

BZMNU_EditMenu = ["Edit", 
                  "|FR|Editer"]

Then you insert the Hungarian translation as a new string in the array, with |PT| in front.

BZMNU_EditMenu = ["Edit", 
                  "|FR|Editer",
                  "|HU|Editar"]

Note: I recommend you put a backslash in front of special characters (like \õ), as Ruby has sometimes a problem to read them.

Thanks very much in advance for your help

As you can guess, I am not so fluent in many languages, so I have to ask support from the International Community

Fredo

bzstring.txt

Hello to all members of this Hungarian forum on Sketchup.

I am in the process of publishing a new version of Bezier curves, with a number of evolutions and enhancements, including new types of curve. This is a macro called bezierspline.rb. I published a complete beta on the forum at:http://www.sketchucation.com/scf/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=3633, along with a tutorial and instructions for usage.

At the moment, the macro only support English and French. As I am respectful of other languages, I was wondering if any kind member of this section could take the time to translate the strings into Hungarian, as there seems to be a quite active Skecthup Community there.

I have separated these strings in the attached text file bzstring.txt. The method to insert the Hungarian translation is fairly simple.

Say that you have the following constant:

BZMNU_EditMenu = ["Edit", 
                  "|FR|Editer"]

Then you insert the Hungarian translation as a new string in the array, with |HU| in front.

BZMNU_EditMenu = ["Edit", 
                  "|FR|Editer",
                  "|HU|Edit in Hungarian"]

Note: I recommend you put a backslash in front of special characters (like \ü), as Ruby has sometimes a problem to read them.

Thanks very much in advance for your help

As you can guess, I am not so fluent in many languages, so I have to ask support from the International Community

Fredo

bzstring.txt