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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 16/10/2017 à 11:11, Dirk Hohndel a
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<div class="">On Oct 16, 2017, at 4:39 AM, Stefan Fuchs <<a
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<pre class="" wrap="">During testing I also recognized <a href="http://s.th/" class="" moz-do-not-send="true">s.th</a>. else around this "Reverse GPS lookup"
to retrieve the country name from the GPS position:
Windows:
Function works in general but returns the country name in English language
(while I run Subsurface in German).
I'm really surprised because I thought this already worked for me returning
German country names.
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<pre class="" wrap="">that's a separate issue.
core/divesitehelpers.cpp
ReverseGeoLookupThread::run()
has supported languages for a while but i have only seen this in english
if you have started getting the lack of translations just now it could
be an issue with the 3rd party providers.
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class="">I currently try to fix this. Maybe the syntax of
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<div>Breaking APIs of web services... not nice</div>
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class="">It seems to be now "lang=de" what we need and
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class="">Changing the "language" to "lang" is a no-brainer
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Yes, the first two letters are the language, then you get a dash
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<div>Some languages do not have the country modifier at all.</div>
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Be careful, it seems that some languages are 3 letters: nds_DE (=low
german), mai (=Maithili), maybe more?<br>
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Guillaume<br>
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<pre class="" wrap="">Linux:
This function is still grayed out after moving the marker. This may be
linked to the general issue of moving the marker. If I copy&paste
coordinates then the button gets active and returns again English names like
under Windows.
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<pre class="" wrap="">the reverse-lookup button being grayed out for new dive sites, is also
a separate issue.
i can confirm that.
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