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Sniper



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Sniper 17 Jan 2005, 22:21
Here it is. Any comments?

http://ogldelphi.km.ru/pub/calendar.7z


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Wildwest



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Wildwest 17 Jan 2005, 22:51
Really cool Very Happy
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Sniper



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Sniper 18 Jan 2005, 09:20
Oh! I have fogotten to say that there are russian, english, german, french and finish languages available!!
All that you need is to open macros.inc file and change "lang" const to
en or fr or ge and recompile it Wink
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Mad_Overclocker



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Mad_Overclocker 18 Jan 2005, 10:06
Nice work my friend Very Happy
I will test it. Wink
French available it ownz Cool
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Madis731



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Madis731 18 Jan 2005, 14:38
I think it is a good PR trick to make languages changabe in the program Wink
Think that you can learn saying weedays in every language Very Happy
Ponjedelnik, vtornik, srjeda, tshetverg, pjatnitsa, ...
maanantai, tiistai, ...
monday, ....

ja nii edasi! Wink

Good work, btw!
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smiddy



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smiddy 18 Jan 2005, 17:00
Madis731 wrote:

Good work, btw!


I concur!
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luka666



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luka666 19 Jan 2005, 00:40
hehe madis try slovene: Ponedeljek, torek, sreda, četrtek, petek, sobota, nedelja. :>
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iccc



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iccc 19 Jan 2005, 18:22
SUPER!!!!!!!!!! Very Happy
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profkid13



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profkid13 19 Jan 2005, 19:37
added dutch language Wink


Description: kalendar: zipped asm file
Download
Filename: CALENDAR.zip
Filesize: 5.21 KB
Downloaded: 602 Time(s)

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bubach



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bubach 21 Jan 2005, 07:35
For swedish:
Code:
else if lang eq se
     db   9
     db   'Januari  '
     db   'Februari '
     db   'Mars     '
     db   'April    '
     db   'Maj      '
     db   'Juni     '
     db   'Juli     '
     db   'Augusti  '
     db   'September'
     db   'Oktober  '
     db   'November '
     db   'December '    

and
Code:
else if lang eq se
     db   3
     db   7
     db   'Sön'
     db   'Mån'
     db   'Tis'
     db   'Ons'
     db   'Tor'
     db   'Fre'
     db   'Lör'    


/ Christoffer


Last edited by bubach on 13 Feb 2012, 15:38; edited 1 time in total
Post 21 Jan 2005, 07:35
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pelaillo
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pelaillo 21 Jan 2005, 12:46
For spanish:
Code:
else if lang eq es
     db   10
     db   'Enero     '
     db   'Febrero   '
     db   'Marzo     '
     db   'Abril     '
     db   'Mayo      '
     db   'Junio     '
     db   'Julio     '
     db   'Agosto    '
     db   'Septiembre'
     db   'Octubre   '
     db   'Noviembre '
     db   'Diciembre '    

and
Code:
else if lang eq es
     db   3
     db   7
     db   'Dom'
     db   'Lun'
     db   'Mar'
     db   'Mie'
     db   'Jue'
     db   'Vie'
     db   'Sab'    
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Madis731



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Madis731 21 Jan 2005, 14:59
Well, if we once started:
For Estonian:
Code:
else if lang eq et
     db   9
     db   'Jaanuar  '
     db   'Veebruar '
     db   'Märts    '
     db   'Aprill   '
     db   'Mai      '
     db   'Juuni    '
     db   'Juuli    '
     db   'August   '
     db   'September'
     db   'Oktoober '
     db   'November '
     db   'Detsember'    

and
Code:
else if lang eq et
     db   3
     db   7
     db   'Esm'
     db   'Tei'
     db   'Kol'
     db   'Nel'
     db   'Ree'
     db   'Lau'
     db   'Püh'    

I'd prefer 1-letter combinations because they are all different E, T, K, N, R, L and P
EDIT: Thank you for the correction
EDIT2: Calendar, Today and New Style are
Code:
"Kalender"
"Täna"
"Uus stiil" - sounds strange, but I don't have any better right now.
    

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Post 21 Jan 2005, 14:59
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beppe85



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beppe85 21 Jan 2005, 16:29
OK, my turn!

For portuguese brazilian:
Code:
else if lang eq br
     db   9
     db   'Janeiro  '
     db   'Fevereiro'
     db   'Março    '
     db   'Abril    '
     db   'Maio     '
     db   'Junho    '
     db   'Julho    '
     db   'Agosto   '
     db   'Setembro '
     db   'Outubro  '
     db   'Novembro '
     db   'Dezembro '    

and
Code:
else if lang eq br
     db   3
     db   7
     db   'Dom'
     db   'Seg'
     db   'Ter'
     db   'Qua'
     db   'Qui'
     db   'Sex'
     db   'Sáb'    


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sonny73044



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sonny73044 21 Jan 2005, 17:50
Hey beppe85 & Madis731, I believe both left the day section set for spanish (else if lang eq es) Embarassed

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luka666



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luka666 21 Jan 2005, 19:15
Slovenian (hope i did this correctly):
Code:
else if lang eq si
     db   9
     db   'Januar   '
     db   'Februar  '
     db   'Marec    '
     db   'April    '
     db   'Maj      '
     db   'Junij    '
     db   'Julij    '
     db   'Avgust   '
     db   'September'
     db   'Oktober  '
     db   'November '
     db   'December '
    


and

Code:
else if lang eq si
     db   3
     db   7
     db   'Pon'
     db   'Tor'
     db   'Sre'
     db   'Cet'
     db   'Pet'
     db   'Sob'
     db   'Ned'
    


beppe85: thx for the correction.


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Post 21 Jan 2005, 19:15
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beppe85



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beppe85 21 Jan 2005, 20:14
sonny73044 wrote:
Hey beppe85 & Madis731, I believe both left the day section set for spanish (else if lang eq es) Embarassed

Really, thank you.

luka666, each string in the months section should have the length declared in the first db. September have 9 chars(remove the trailing space), so you need to pad others month names with spaces.
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Mad_Overclocker



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Mad_Overclocker 21 Jan 2005, 23:33
hehe Very Happy
Let's go Cool
For Ukrainian Smile (my sweetie is ukrainian Cool )

Code:
else if lang eq uk
     db   8
     db   'Sitchen '
     db   'Lutyï   '
     db   'Berezen '
     db   'Kviten  '
     db   'Traven  '
     db   'Tcherven'
     db   'Lypen   '
     db   'Serpen  '
     db   'Veressen'
     db   'Jovten  '
     db   'Lystopad'
     db   'Hrouden '
    


and the days :

Code:
else if lang eq uk
     db   3
     db   7
     db   'Ned'
     db   'Pon'
     db   'Viv'
     db   'Ser'
     db   'Tch'
     db   'Pia'
     db   'Sou'
    


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Post 21 Jan 2005, 23:33
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willow



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willow 26 Jan 2005, 10:42
Well, guys. I'm very pleased to see my little Calendar translated into other languages. But will you please translate other strings in it, such as "Calendar", "Today", and "New style".
You may submit your translations right in this topic.

Sincerely yours,
Ivushkin Andrey
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pelaillo
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pelaillo 26 Jan 2005, 13:08
Spanish: "Calendario", "Hoy", "Nuevo estilo"
and
Code:
datebut:
...
else if lang eq es
     db   ' Fecha 1 '
     db   ' Fecha 2 '
    
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bubach



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bubach 26 Jan 2005, 13:31
Swedish: "Kalender", "Idag" and "Ny stil"
but what is:
db ' Fecha 1 ' ?
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