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TRANSLATORS:
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1. Use an editor that has NSIS syntax highlighting(eg Notepad++/Geany). This will
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make your life easier.
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2. Open the relevant .nsi file that exists in the folder named
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"installer-translations"
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3. Lines starting with ";" are considered comments. These include the
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english message to help you with the translation.
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4. Edit only the part inside the quotation marks(""). Unless you know
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what you are doing.
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5. Save the files with UTF-8 encoding, without BOM
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(this should be the default in any modern text editor).
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6. Submit your changes: 1) as a pull request to the official git repo or
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2) open an issue to the bugtracker and attach them or 3) via email or
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4)the same way you provide the translations for qbt itself
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PACKAGERS:
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You will need NSIS and upx to make the installer. You need a unicode version of NSIS.
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I tested with NSIS 3.0 (final).
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1. Open the options.nsi file in an editor and change line that contains
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"!define PROG_VERSION "3.0.3"" to the version of qbittorrent you just built.
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2. Extract the plugins found in the folder "nsis plugins" into your
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NSIS's unicode Plugin directory(usually C:\Program Files\NSIS\Plugins\x86-unicode).
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Only the *.dll files are needed. Use the unicode version of the dlls.
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3. The script you need to compile is "qbittorrent.nsi". It includes all other necessary scripts.
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4. The script expects the following file tree:
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The installer script expects the following file tree:
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Root:
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installer-translations
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afrikaans.nsi
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....
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(all the .nsi files found here in every source release)
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welsh.nsi
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translations
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qt_ar.qm
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...
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(All the .qm files found in the 'translations' folder of your Qt install. Those files differ between Qt5 and Qt6.
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You will need the files that conform to this globbing expression 'qt_??.qm qt_??_??.qm qtbase_??.qm qtbase_??_??.qm'.
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Some of those files will be stubs. Filter any file that is smaller than 10KB in size.
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Alternatively you can use the 'gather_qt_translations.py' script found in the same folder as this file.
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Run it with '--help' to see its usage.
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**YOU MUST** edit the list of .qm files in the 'installer.nsi' to match whatever files are in the 'translations' subfolder.)
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qt_zh_TW.qm
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installer.nsi
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license.txt
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options.nsi
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qbittorrent.exe
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qbittorrent.nsi
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qt.conf
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translations.nsi
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UAC.nsh
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uninstaller.nsi
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5. "license.txt" is a text file that contains the text rendered
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from src\gui\gpl.html or the text contained in COPYING
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6. "qbittorrent.exe" is the compiled binary file.
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SCRIPT HACKERS:
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If you add any new LangString variable to the scripts you NEED to provide
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"translations" of it to all the .nsi files inside "installer-translations.
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You can always leave the english string but you have to use all the LANG_<lang name>
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for the given variable. Otherwise, if the user chooses a language that you
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haven't provided a LANG_<lang name> for your variable then your string will be empty.
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Don't worry though, NSIS throws warnings for this when compiling the scripts.
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