Thread: [Kindle Touch] Localization
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Old 02-03-2012, 01:21 PM   #246
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Originally Posted by ixtab View Post
The solution is trivial: metadata should not be looked for in the translated locale directory ("de"), but in the source locale directory ("en_US"). As I pointed out multiple times, I'm a complete legasthenic when it comes to python, so... could you please fix this?

Update:
P.S. The README is fine, it's just that it still has the old commands in it (if I'm not mistaken). For compile, I understand that the shortcut for "--source-locale" is now "-b", not "-m". Not a huge issue, as I'm using the long flags for now anyway, but probably just a small glitch that should be fixed.
My bad. Fixed and README updated.

UPD Ooops, no, it wasn't fixed in the strict sense, but rather stupidly avoided. But now it should be of no problem if en_US is used as source locale. I'll fix it for real soon.
Last edited by eureka; 02-03-2012 at 01:34 PM. Reason: admit error
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