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@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ This was the explanation for translations within KDE.
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But KDiff3 can also be compiled and run without KDE:
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Since Qt was used for KDiff3, the first part is quite the same: Only the fast lookup-table
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(*.qm-files) must be created with $QTDIR/bin/msg2qm (instead of msgfmt). ($QTDIR/tools/msg2qm)
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(*.qm-files) must be created with $QTDIR/bin/msg2tqm (instead of msgfmt). ($QTDIR/tools/msg2tqm)
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Still one detail isn't right: Some strings are not translated, because under KDE their
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translation is within KDE-libs or within Qt. But the translations are available:
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@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ about how to extract only the needed strings and to create the qm-files.
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msgcat --use-first de.po kreplacements_de.po >kdiff3_de.po
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4. Finally create the fast lookup table:
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$QTDIR/bin/msg2qm kdiff3_de.po kdiff3_de.qm
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$QTDIR/bin/msg2tqm kdiff3_de.po kdiff3_de.qm
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5. The intermediate files can then be deleted.
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