How to localize your version of Double line:
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The extension is available by default in English and French. It automatically translates the menu, options, messages, tooltips, when it loads,
as it detects which locale version of SketchUp is actually running.
You can easily translate the extension to your own language, following the steps below:
1.	get your local version string of SketchUp
2.	create your language file, translate it to your own language
3.	restart SketchUP

1. Get your locale version string of SketchUp:
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In SketchUp, open the Ruby console and type:   Sketchup.get_locale
You'll get a string such as: en-US, fr, it, de, es, ja, ko, zh-CN, zh-TW, pt-BR, nl, ru.

2. Create your language file, translate it to your own language:
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Browse your disk to your DBUR_DLine folder.
Open the Resources folder, you'll see two languages files: dlineEN-US.lingvo and dlineFR.lingvo
In a pure text editor, open the file dlineEN-US.lingvo
Save it as dlineXX.lingvo, where XX is the string you got at point 1.

Examples: 	you got "it" when typing "Sketchup.get_locale"                ---> Save your language file as dlineIT.lingvo

		you got " zh-CN" when typing "Sketchup.get_locale"        ---> Save your language file as dlineZH-CN.lingvo

How to translate:
Each line of the file is divided in two parts separated by <==>
The left part is the English part and must be left unchanged.
The right part is your language part that you must translate.

Below is an example of several lines of the french file:
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Double line<==>Double ligne
Double line from selection<==>Double ligne de la slection
Double line openings<==>Ouvertures
Settings<==>Paramtres
Justification<==>Justification
Draw axis<==>Tracer l'axe
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Be careful to translate exactly the English part, respecting the spaces, even at the end of lines. There are actually 45 lines to translate. Line 46 must be present and left blank.
When done, move the translated file to the Resources folder of the DBUR_Dline folder, restart SketchUp and here you go!

Please send me your lingvo translated file so I can include it in the extension for other users of your language. Thank you.
