Woah, thanks guys Any other desired languages? I updated the original post with the new download links. I really hope I didn't made any typos (I already discovered one in the german version).
I'm somewhat hesitant to publish the source, as I don't have the rights to publish the font. I could upload it without but what use would it be when you can't actually compile it?
Anyway, here are the translations I used (thanks Philippe!):
Just wanted to say a big "thanks" for this one. This is the watchface I'm actually using most of the time for weeks now. Simple, beautiful, elegant. Those guys from Switzerland just have what it takes to make good watches :-)
Guys, I solved translations problem by creating java code which outputs C code ready to use in your watchface. You can find it in my github along with scripts I use to make different watchfaces by one command. You can also find its output here. The one I linked at IDEone is especially interesting because it not only produce tables with translated days/months, but also functions to display it in correct order for that locale (US get MM/DD, GB get DD/MM), and all that for 31 languages.
It always can be tuned for even more, current impementation normalizes all the letters (no special letters - languages without way to do that are blacklisted in the code), use prefixes (Spaniards get 'DD de MM') and capitalizes all of the letters for design purposes. Code can be tuned in any way you like.
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Or perhaps you can post the source and someone else can translate?
Thanks,
Rob
I updated the original post with the new download links. I really hope I didn't made any typos (I already discovered one in the german version).
I'm somewhat hesitant to publish the source, as I don't have the rights to publish the font. I could upload it without but what use would it be when you can't actually compile it?
Anyway, here are the translations I used (thanks Philippe!):
German:
const char* const WEEKDAYS[] = {
"Sonntag",
"Montag",
"Dienstag",
"Mittwoch",
"Donnerstag",
"Freitag",
"Samstag"
};
const char* const MONTHS[] = {
"Januar",
"Februar",
"März",
"April",
"Mai",
"Juni",
"Juli",
"August",
"September",
"Oktober",
"November",
"Dezember"
};
English:
const char* const WEEKDAYS[] = {
"Sunday",
"Monday",
"Tuesday",
"Wednesday",
"Thursday",
"Friday",
"Saturday"
};
const char* const MONTHS[] = {
"January",
"February",
"March",
"April",
"May",
"June",
"July",
"August",
"September",
"Oktober",
"November",
"December"
};
French:
const char* const WEEKDAYS[] = {
"Dimanche",
"Lundi",
"Mardi",
"Mercredi",
"Jeudi",
"Vendredi",
"Dimanche"
};
const char* const MONTHS[] = {
"Janvier",
"Février",
"Mars",
"Avril",
"Mai",
"Juin",
"Juillet",
"Août",
"September",
"Octobre",
"Novembre",
"Décembre"
};
const char* const WEEKDAYS[] = {
"Domenica",
"Lunedi",
"Martedi",
"Mercoledi",
"Giovedi",
"Venerdi",
"Sabato"
};
const char* const MONTHS[] = {
"Gennaio",
"Febbraio",
"Marzo",
"Aprile",
"Maggio",
"Giugno",
"Luglio",
"Agosto",
"Settembre",
"Ottobre",
"Novembre",
"Dicembre"
};
Spanish:
const char* const WEEKDAYS[] = {
"Domingo",
"Lunes",
"Martes",
"Miércoles",
"Jueves",
"Viernes",
"Sábado"
};
const char* const MONTHS[] = {
"Enero",
"Febrero",
"Marzo",
"Abril",
"Mayo",
"Junio",
"Julio",
"Agosto",
"Septiembre",
"Octubre",
"Noviembre",
"Diciembre"
};
Accents (in Wednesday and Saturday) are not necessary in case they are not allowed with the font selected.
Thank you!
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It's been a long time. Sorry for the delay, but you know, life...
Simple DIN is now compatible with SDK 2 and I also added the spanish and italian translations. I updated the links in the orignal post.
I didn't exhaustively test all languages (I didn't want to wait another year), so there might still be bugs. The spanish accents should work however.