PNotes Portable Development Test 7

Arg!

You guys really want it kept simple?!

Fine. Bbut I thought I had all the lang files. And its only a development test!

I think I found my problem with the addons directory errors

Yes it is small.

Yeah, its silly. No offense intended to those peaking spanish, french, etc. But as per my above comment about my language skills (i.e. english and pig latin) I find it silly to have a bunch of extra language files installed when I don't need them.

I get those errors on the regular installer, as well. Modifying the installer as directed from Kompozer throws those errors. I didn't now that it would delete those extensions on reinstall if they weren't checked. Its not really to much harder to update and support either, though. Just make a folder called currentPNotePortable, drop everything inside. Works for me.

I don't have the new all in one done yet.

I just compiled the Kompozer Installer (with no modifications)- it gave me this:
1 warning:
unknown variable/constant "{SectionMain}" detected, ignoring (C:\Documents and Settings\XXXXXXXXX\Desktop\KompoZerPortable\Other\Source\PortableApps.comInstaller.nsi:165)

Checking for those others, it compiles fine with kompozer, as well as pnotes. I'm gonna compare and figure out why, I hope.

Launguage switcher?

I'll take a look at Filezilla.

Attempt? I'll get 'er!

Okay, now the part where I ask for help. (But I do intend to, "Get 'er")

I looked at Filezilla, and found all the code that does the switching.

GetAppLanguage:
		ReadEnvStr $APPLANGUAGE "PortableApps.comLocaleglibc"
		StrCmp $APPLANGUAGE "" RememberPath ;if not set, move on
		StrCmp $APPLANGUAGE "en_US" "" GetCurrentLanguage
			StrCpy $APPLANGUAGE "en"
		
	GetCurrentLanguage:
	ReadINIStr $3 $SETTINGSDIRECTORY\Notes.ini lang file
		StrCmp `$APPLANGUAGE` $3 RememberPath ;if the same, move on
		StrCmp $APPLANGUAGE "en" SetAppLanguage ;english is built in, so skip locale file check
		IfFileExists "$PROGRAMDIRECTORY\lang\*.*" SetAppLanguage RememberPath

	SetAppLanguage:
	WriteINIStr $SETTINGSDIRECTORY\Notes.ini lang file $4
		
	RememberPath:
		WriteINIStr "$SETTINGSDIRECTORY\${NAME}Settings.ini" "${NAME}Settings" "LastDrive" "$CURRENTDRIVE"

I don't think the script should need to record the last path, so I intend to get rid of that and all relating.
Am I missing the "PortableApps.comLocaleglibc"? I don't have it in Filezilla.

I believe the luancher is looking to see what language the launcher is in, then setting the ini to run the program in the same language. Correct?

PNotes uses a ini for its languages. Toucan is probably a better place to look for this, as I'm assuming that's what Toucan uses. (Being at the library, while a connection, is fairly insecure).

Would looking at Toucan be a way to do it? Any pointers in using Toucan?

I'd like some pointers here to work to get the code to work properly. With pointers, I actually learn how to code better. No offense, John. I think pointers are better, because then I learn how to use the code. Me knowing how to use the code means less calls for help at some point.