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=== And For SME11? ===
=== And For SME11? ===
Within SM1 the package I18N is used as the basis for the translation and relies upon language files for each language expressed as perl program files (.pm files)
Within SM2 the package I18N is used as the basis for the translation and relies upon language files for each language expressed as perl program files (.pm files).
All non-english ones are held in /usr/shared/smanager/lib/SrvMngr/I18N/Moduls/<panelname> and are installed from the smeserver-manager-locale rpm. The english .lex file is installed from the smeserver-manager rpm.
These .pm files are derived from the .lex files by the smanager-refresh action.
==== Weblate ====
==== Weblate ====
'''Weblate''' is a Python based web application that has been around for xxx years and is well described here: https://docs.weblate.org/en/latest/admin/install.html
It provides what I presume is the usual opportunities for manual and automatic language translation, and has project / component structure.
It provides a number of different formats for input of the text to be translated, but not ".lex" files. I have written a python program to convert them to .po files which are well supported. It can interact directly with the Gitea/git VCS and uses its own git VCS to hold the local files.
==== The PO Files ====
==== The PO Files ====
