Hi all,
I played around GnuPlot paramhers. I want to use my national locales cs_CZ. But this locale file aren't in Meteohub. Is here somebody who add support for locales ? Metehub contains default: german, english and italian locales ... I thing.
Thanks
Mike
Add another locales
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Re:Add another locales
Hi Black, use this command for local time:
set locale "cz_CZ"
set locale "cz_CZ"
Re:Add another locales
Hi,
I tested this settings but:
set locale "cz_CZ"
^
"/tmp/meteob7GMKO", line 35: Locale not available
This locale isn't present in distribution. I tried to copy file buy still no luck.
Mike
I tested this settings but:
set locale "cz_CZ"
^
"/tmp/meteob7GMKO", line 35: Locale not available
This locale isn't present in distribution. I tried to copy file buy still no luck.
Mike
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Re:Add another locales
Just to be shure we're talking about the same thing:
you mean local support for time/date in graphs!?
If so:
I use this line in the Format Cmd:
set locale "nl_NL"|set key below
What it does is make time/date Dutch and it puts the legend below the graph.
I did a search and found:
"Language code for czech language is cs, not cz which is code for Czech Republic, correct code is therefore "cs_CZ"
This means you should probably use "cs_CZ" !?
you mean local support for time/date in graphs!?
If so:
I use this line in the Format Cmd:
set locale "nl_NL"|set key below
What it does is make time/date Dutch and it puts the legend below the graph.
I did a search and found:
"Language code for czech language is cs, not cz which is code for Czech Republic, correct code is therefore "cs_CZ"
This means you should probably use "cs_CZ" !?
Re:Add another locales
Hi,
Yes we talk about same thing. You're right correct code is cs_CZ. But if I triead this code result is same - error.
I looked local files in my NSLU2 and found just: eglish, german, spain, dutch and italian locales. I download cs_CZ locales from internet and copied into NSLU2 but same error.
Can You test cs_CZ locale on Your system ?
Thanks
Mike
Yes we talk about same thing. You're right correct code is cs_CZ. But if I triead this code result is same - error.
I looked local files in my NSLU2 and found just: eglish, german, spain, dutch and italian locales. I download cs_CZ locales from internet and copied into NSLU2 but same error.
Can You test cs_CZ locale on Your system ?
Thanks
Mike
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Re:Add another locales
Mike, it works ok for me.
See image (dates).
I used this code:
set locale "cs_CZ"|set key below|set style increment user
See image (dates).
I used this code:
set locale "cs_CZ"|set key below|set style increment user

Re:Add another locales
Hi,
thanks for test.
On my NSLU2 still same error: No locale file.
Which system You use ? NSLU2 ? Sheeva ?
On Your graph I see that system don't contains Czech font (with specil characters as č,š,ě etc.). But this is not relavant in this time. I need some way to add CZ locales file into NSLU2, maybe cz font for gnuplot too.
On gnuplot help I found some info abou locales but its for full linux distribution ... on NSLU2 this is not similar.
I'm not linux guru ... maybe its easy ...
thanks for test.
On my NSLU2 still same error: No locale file.
Which system You use ? NSLU2 ? Sheeva ?
On Your graph I see that system don't contains Czech font (with specil characters as č,š,ě etc.). But this is not relavant in this time. I need some way to add CZ locales file into NSLU2, maybe cz font for gnuplot too.
On gnuplot help I found some info abou locales but its for full linux distribution ... on NSLU2 this is not similar.
I'm not linux guru ... maybe its easy ...