can't get rid of system language

[ayoungdude]

Hi,
I'm using a French computer but I want Tagaini jisho to be in English.

I changed the preferred dictionary to English --> still had French

I forced English definitions --> the French was still there so it was distracting

I tried to delete anything with FR in the tagaini jisho folder --> nothing changed oddly enough

tried setting the number of definitions in cache to 0 ---> nothing then 1 --> still nothing

I don't get it, why haven't I at least broken the program?

[Gnurou]

Hi,

Have you restarted the program after changing the languages settings, as mentioned in the preferences window?

[ayoungdude]

yep restarted the program after every step sorry should have said that

[Gnurou]

What system are you using? Windows, Mac OS, Linux?

[ayoungdude]

Windows 8.1 French professionnel edition.
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[Gnurou]

Thanks - one thing you don't mention in your original post is whether you have tried changing the "preferred UI language" setting (langue préférée pour l'interface in French). I suppose you have, but checking just in case.

I have tried setting my system language to French, and forcing the UI setting to English. The UI shows up in English, but the dictionary entries are still in French - and remain that way even if I set the preferred dictionary language to English. That seems to be a bug - is it the one you are experiencing?

[ayoungdude]

yes both the GUI and the dictionary are in English see attached picture.
Just out of curiosity I tried to put the GUI in french and that didn't work
either. I'm wondering if there isn't an old settings file interfering with
the program but I wouldn't know where to look for that.
BTW is there a way to just delete the French dictionary so that the program
just doesn't load French entries or would that crash just Tagaini Jisho?

On 13 May 2015 at 07:20, Alexandre Courbot notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks - one thing you don't mention in your original post is whether you
have tried changing the "preferred UI language" setting (langue préférée
pour l'interface in French). I suppose you have, but checking just in case.

I have tried setting my system language to French, and forcing the UI
setting to English. The UI shows up in English, but the dictionary entries
are still in French - and remain that way even if I set the preferred
dictionary language to English. That seems to be a bug - is it the one you
are experiencing?

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[Gnurou]

I don't think Tagaini would be very happy if you deleted a dictionary file. Better to wait until the next release ; now that I understand what the problem is I should come with a fix quickly. Thanks for reporting!

[ayoungdude]

Thanks for looking into this!

On 13 May 2015 at 08:07, Alexandre Courbot notifications@github.com wrote:

I don't think Tagaini would be very happy if you deleted a dictionary
file. Better to wait until the next release ; now that I understand what
the problem is I should come with a fix quickly. Thanks for reporting!

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[noidexe]

Same problem here. I'm using Windows 10. My computer is in English but the region is set to Argentina(we speak Spanish here).
I can't get rid of the Spanish definitions when I search. I've set GUI and preferred dictionary to English and I tried setting and unsetting "Always show English definitions"

[taimon]

On my Windows Installation, Tagaini Jisho creates a copy of the dictionaries for the local user in: %LOCALAPPDATA%\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\Tagaini Jisho
But this might depend on your installation path of Tagaini Jisho.
Deleting or renaming the relevant files in both directories (VirtualStore + Installation Folder) seems to work for me.