Please help translation XMBC to your language?

[AndyK]

German_2.21.31.xmbclp

[Dolmatov]

v.2.21 Beta 32 (RU)

Russian.xmbclp

[AndyK]

German_2.21.32.xmbclp

[Emogrimes]

It appears to be working correctly now.

[AndyK]

German_2.21.37.xmbclp

[chkb123456]

Reupload.

# Base version 2.20.3

Simplified_Chinese.xmbclp

A late thanks for the help , am working on the latest translation now.

[chkb123456]

Simplified_Chinese translations updated to v2.21 beta 37

(remove spaces around '.')
https://drive . google . com/file/d/16mUQvIBLram038oDCvL7kzGm4SA65Ah4/view?usp=sharing

Sorry for the inconvience, gonna try making at least 4 posts before next update

[AndyK]

German_2.21.45.xmbclp

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# -- Added in 2.21 Beta 45 (Tooltips) --
"Run a simulated keystroke macro when the profile is activated." => "Führt ein simuliertes Tastendruckmakro aus, wenn das Profil aktiviert ist."
"Launch a hidden process when the profile is activated." => "Startet einen versteckten Prozess, wenn das Profil aktiviert ist."
"NOTE: The process will be started HIDDEN. It is intended to run scripts/bacth commands in the background!" => "HINWEIS: Der Prozess wird VERDECKT gestartet. Er ist dazu gedacht, Skripte/Bach-Befehle im Hintergrund auszuführen!"

[phil]

Thanks Andy,
I Missed that for beta 46 but will add it for the next build!

[AndyK]

Hi Phil,

what means "Type Clipboard Text" here?

Could you explain that in more detail, please?

Changes since 2.21 Beta 52:
#907 - Added Type Clipboard Text drop down option, and also {TYPECB}, as well as a global hotkey to virtually type the contents on the clipboard.

But that doesn't help me.

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#Added in 2.21 Beta 54
"T&ype Clipboard Text" => ""
"\t\t\t{TYPECB} Type Clipboard Text." => ""
"Type Clipboard Text" => ""

Thanks

[phil]

OK the intent is to actually type the content in the clipboard, using injected keystrokes, rather than just pasting it with CTRL+V.
So, for example, in a RDP session, or remote terminal which does not have clipboard access, it can still type (inject/simulate) the individual keys for each character in the text in the clipboard.... thus effectively the same result as pasting, but by typing each character as a simulated key, without relying on the remote terminal requiring local clipboard access (which is not always possible/allowed).

I hope that makes sense, let me know if not!

[AndyK]

Thanks

Ah, OK, I didn't know you could write directly to the clipboard.

[phil]

No, not write to the clipboard, type the contents of the clipboard (read) via simulated keystrokes (injected input) into the active application, rather than pasting using the traditional paste functionality...


So if you copy some text in one window, say "Hello World!" then instead of pasting that into another window, it types (simulates/injects) it to the keyboard buffer...
So XMBC will simulate the keys
<shift> h e l l o <space> <shift> w o r l d <shift> 1

Which should result in "Hello World!" being sent, via the keyboard buffer (as if you actually typed it) - thus the receiving application thinks it was typed on the keyboard, rather than just pasted the clipboard contents. This means, for as remote shell, or RDP session, IP KVM etc. that has no access to the local clipboard, you can still (for example) type your password copied from your password manager, without physically typing it.

[AndyK]

also...

Paste from clipboard
Read from clipboard
Enter keystrokes from clipboard
Read keystrokes from clipboard
-?-

Sorry for my stupid questions.

[phil]

Of those four, I'd say "Enter keystrokes from clipboard" is the closest match!
Not a stupid question, just means I wasn't clear enough previously Good to try and get the correct meaning especially when doing translations!