Example

There are two examples presented here.

Defining German language by modifying the jed-software.inc file
Defining Czech language by modifying JSDialogStrs.pas

Example 1

To enable the German language using the jed-software.inc file.

Existing

<jed-software.inc>

...

// Select the language you wish to use
{$DEFINE LANG_ENGLISH}
{.$DEFINE LANG_GERMAN}
{.$DEFINE LANG_CZECH}

Change to

<jed-software.inc>

...

// Select the language you wish to use
{.$DEFINE LANG_ENGLISH}
{$DEFINE LANG_GERMAN}
{.$DEFINE LANG_CZECH}

Example 2

To define your selected language in the JSDialogStrs.pas unit do the following.

Existing

unit JSDialogStrs;

{
   This unit is just a stub for the real strings unit.
   This is required to support unicode file format for BDS
   environments and an ansi file format for Delphi 6 and Delphi 7.
 }

{$I jed-software.inc}
{$IFDEF BDS}
  {$I JSDialogStrs.inc}
{$ELSE}
  {$I JSDialogStrsDelphi.inc}
{$ENDIF}

Change to:

unit JSDialogStrs;

{
   This unit is just a stub for the real strings unit.
   This is required to support unicode file format for BDS
   environments and an ansi file format for Delphi 6 and Delphi 7.
 }

{$I jed-software.inc}
{$UNDEF LANG_ENGLISH}  // must undefine LANG_ENGLISH
{$DEFINE LANG_CZECH} // define strings to be LANG_CZECH
{$IFDEF BDS}
  {$I JSDialogStrs.inc}
{$ELSE}
  {$I JSDialogStrsDelphi.inc}
{$ENDIF