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Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 7:31 pm
by xnview
helmut wrote:In XnView 1.91.6 we have Ctrl+F12 to switch to English language, but switching back to the native (or last used) language using Ctrl+F12 does not work for me. Is this a bug or a feature?
I've tried ctrl+F12 and have no problem...???

Bug here

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 9:52 pm
by Clo
:arrow: Pierre

:) Hello !

• Like for helmut here ! :bugconfirmed: Steps :

1. French set as language.
2. Ctrl+F12 switches to English, OK.
3. Ctrl+F12 again does nothing, the interface remains in English.
- I ought change manually in the Options to get French again.
- XP-Pro SP1.

:mrgreen: KR
Claude
Clo

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 10:32 pm
by ouistiti
:arrow: Pierre

It's worse here, CTRL+F12 does nothing, never, the language stays in French, always ! :( ( Windows XP SP2 - XnView 1.91.6)

Paul

Re: Bug here

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 10:40 pm
by oops66
Exactly like Clo, Helmut and Dreamer, but under Win98
Clo wrote::arrow: Pierre
:) Hello !
• Like for helmut here ! :bugconfirmed: Steps :
1. French set as language.
2. Ctrl+F12 switches to English, OK.
3. Ctrl+F12 again does nothing, the interface remains in English.
- I ought change manually in the Options to get French again.
- XP-Pro SP1.
:mrgreen: KR
Claude
Clo

Re: Bug here

Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 12:23 pm
by xnview
Houps, ok, i have not readed correctly. It's not a bug, Ctrl+F12 is used to reset in english language, i have not changed that...

Make bistable

Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 12:56 pm
by Clo
:arrow: Pierre

:) Hello !
Houps, ok, i have not read correctly. It's not a bug, Ctrl+F12 is used to reset in english language, i have not changed that...
• Well, so you didn't make that command as bistable, if I understand correctly ?
- It's indeed logical and handy that it works in the two directions : Local language —> <– English.
- Please, change it to get this behaviour, TIA !

:mrgreen: KR
Claude
Clo

Nice now !

Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2007 10:43 pm
by Clo
:arrow: Pierre

:) Hello !

• It's fixed up in 1.90 - ß3, thanks !
- The command acts as bistable, as expected.

:mrgreen: KR
Claude
Clo

Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 10:13 am
by helmut
The language toggling works nicely, but I think it's too complicated: If you have all languages installed and happen to press Alt+F12 instead of Ctrl+F12 you are lost and will have to press Alt+F12 many times to get back your native language. :-| A typical overdesign - not at all simple and even confusing. :-|

But:
Frequent language change is for few users (typically testers), only. By simply deleting all unused languages files (xnview<xx>.dll) and keeping only one or very few language files, one gets the toggling behaviour also with Alt+F12. So no more problems when mixing up Ctrl and Alt. :-)

Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 1:43 pm
by Dreamer
helmut wrote:The language toggling works nicely...
Really, it doesn't work good here...

- change language to english and exit xnview
- start xnview
- press Ctrl+F12
= language is NOT changed

- change the lang. to native in options
- press Ctrl+F12
= language is changed to english
- press Ctrl+F12 again
= language is changed to native lang.
- press Ctrl+F12
= language is changed to english

- restart xnview
- press Ctrl+F12
= language is NOT changed
...

It is OK? I think it's a bug. :bug: :?

Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 4:22 pm
by helmut
helmut wrote:... but it's too complicated
As written above it doesn't work very well. But it's o.k. when you remove all unwanted languages and use Alt+F12. That's a simple workaround and should be o.k. for testers.

Perfect here

Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 4:53 pm
by Clo
:arrow: helmut

• Hi !

• It works perfectly here, like you say it's better to keep a few languages only.
- I've French and German, that allows to get :
- Alt+F12 switches the current language to the next available, one by one…
- Ctrl+F12 comes back always to English, and a second time to local, it isn't that complicated…
- That didn't work properly with an image displayed in the recent previous versions,
but with 1.93.1 it works very well, even with an image displayed in View, or even in the Browser.

:mrgreen: G.
Claude
Clo