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SimpleSplitPS3 Translating Info
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Language Files
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Language files are stored in the languages folder found inside of
SimpleSplitPS3.jar.

Default language file included (English): language.properties

Naming format:
language_xx.properties or language_xx_YY.properties
where xx = language code and YY = country code
Examples: language_en.properties or language_en_US.properties

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How SimpleSplitPS3 Loads A Language
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SimpleSplitPS3 loads languages based off of your operating system's settings.
For example, if your operating system is set to English and you tell your
operating system that you live in the US, your locale should be en_US. In this
case SimpleSplitPS3 will try to load language files in the following order:

1. language_en_US.properties
2. language_en.properties
3. language.properties (loaded by default)

If you want to have SimpleSplitPS3 use a different language than what your
operating system is set to, you can either translate language.properties into
the language you would like to use, or you can copy and paste the contents from
another language_xx.properties or language_xx_YY.properties file and overwrite
the contents of language.properties.

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ShowLanguageFile.jar
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This program will display which language file SimpleSplitPS3 tries to load
first. Run ShowLanguageFile.jar by double clicking on it. Note what is printed
in the popup window. The source code of ShowLanguageFile is stored inside of
ShowLanguageFile.jar if you would like to view it.

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How To Translate SimpleSplitPS3
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Open up language.properties with a text editor. You can find a copy in the
same folder that this text file is in.

Lines with a #;
- These are comments meant to provide an example of the text found in
SimpleSplitPS3. You will find comments above lines that have a set of brackets
with a number in them (e.g. {0}, {1}, etc.). These bracket/number combinations
are variables that will be replaced with text when SimpleSplitPS3 runs.

Lines without a #:
- These lines contain text to translate. Translate everything on the right side
of the = except the variables (e.g. {0}, {1}, etc.). You can move the variables
around if you need to make your translation grammatically correct.

Moving Variables Example:

join.files.found={0} {1} Files Found

{0} corresponds to the number 3 in this case
{1} corresponds to the text .666##

If we change the line from
join.files.found={0} {1} Files Found
to
join.files.found={0} Files {1} Found

The text SimpleSplitPS3 displays changes from
3 .666## Files Found
to
3 Files .666## Found

Once you are done translating, add the language file to SimpleSplitPS3.jar.

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Adding A Language File To SimpleSplitPS3.jar
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1. Open SimpleSplitPS3.jar using a graphical file archiver program.
2. Drag and drop a language_xx.properties or language_xx_YY.properties file
into the languages folder.
3. Save SimpleSplitPS3.jar with the file archiver program that you are using.