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Arabic translation #1452

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isloome opened this issue Dec 16, 2024 · 2 comments
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Arabic translation #1452

isloome opened this issue Dec 16, 2024 · 2 comments
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@isloome
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isloome commented Dec 16, 2024

Current Behavior

cemu arabic problem

There is an error in displaying the Arabic language, also there was no option for the language within the program until I renamed the file again with the same name as the other files (I think there was a space in the name) then after the Arabic language option appeared and I chose it it appeared like this as in the attached image

Expected Behavior

It should appear in right letters as written when choosing the language (العربية)

Steps to Reproduce

1- Modify the file name (cemu.mo) so that the option appears in the program
2- Fix the appearance of letters and words

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OS: Windows
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@isloome isloome added the bug Something isn't working label Dec 16, 2024
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goeiecool9999 commented Dec 16, 2024

The filename in git starts with two unicode Right-to-left mark characters.
As a sidenote, when I fix the filename and use the Arabic language on linux cemu crashes here because for some reason it's unable to translate the plural strings. When I hack out all faulty translations I end up with a version that displays the text correctly, but the Right-To-Left UI flow isn't activated. All that to say, it seems more work will be needed to fully support Arabic.

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isloome commented Dec 17, 2024

I appreciate your work on this, I think that having the text display correctly with the right-to-left UI flow disabled might be partially enough to support the language and work on the interface in the future, to be fully supported.

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