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Add a filter so that it only displays output for your exe and let it show only file events. You will still get hundreds of events when you start your app.
I have made sure that the files are on the path but it still does not work
It would be ideal to find a turorial updated and explained in detail. I really do not understand how with the work that it costs to make these tools then there is hardly official documentation
About the routes it can not find I do not understand why you ask for them. Nowhere have I seen that I have to create anything in a folder called LC_MESSAGES as well as many others
If you don't succeed with a relative path, go back to a known point and use an absolute harcoded one in your code for the moment. When all will be OK, you'll just have to fix this single point (since hardcoded absolute path is obviously not a good idea for your final release).
And to check if a file exists, you simply have wxFileExists() in stock.
[Ind. dev. - wxWidgets 3.0/3.1 under "Win 7 64-bit, TDM64-GCC" + "OS X 10.9, LLVM Clang"]
eranon wrote:If you don't succeed with a relative path, go back to a known point and use an absolute harcoded one in your code for the moment. When all will be OK, you'll just have to fix this single point (since hardcoded absolute path is obviously not a good idea for your final release).
And to check if a file exists, you simply have wxFileExists() in stock.
How I use an absolute harcoded one?
How use wxFileExists() in this. I can't use for example
You can't - at least not with little effort. Store the new language, tell the user the app needs a restart and restart. As this doesn't happen often, i think it's an acceptable compromise.
Also keep in mind that sometimes additional software might be required to properly display international symbols.
Or just a properly generated locale on the system.