Il 02/07/20 18:16, Julius Bullinger ha scritto:
from the Qt Linguist documentation [1]:In Qt 4, there is one big, monolithic .qm file per locale. For > example, the file qt_de.qm contains theGerman translation of all > libraries. > > In Qt 5, the .qm files were split up by module and there is a > so-called meta catalog file which includes the .qm files of all > modules. The name of the meta catalog file is identical to the name > of Qt 4's monolithic .qm file so that existing loader code works as > before provided all included .qm files are found.However, loading the meta catalog with QTranslator doesn't seem to work:
I think the key part of the sentence is "provided all included .qm files are found". If you open up your qt_de.qm, chances are it's trying to reference .qm files for modules you don't have installed (e.g. QtScript).
See also the discussion here:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/internationalization.html#available-catalogs
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