Re: [Subclipse-users] Human language selection?

Subclipse includes a Japanese translation. Eclipse will automatically use
it if the Java locale is set to ja. Java sets the locale based on the OS
settings.

1. It seems like you ought to be able to set your Windows locale to
English. I think this is in the Control Panel under International
Settings?

2. If you cannot do that, you can explicitly set the Java locale to
English. I do not know exactly how you do it, but it should be setting
some Java System property. Let's just take a guess and assume the property
name is "java.locale". What you would do would be to add something like
the following to the Eclipse shortcut:

-vmargs -Djava.locale=en

I think there is also an eclipse.ini file where you can enter these
arguments now.

Once the Java locale is English, that will be what you see. The Japanese
translations for Eclipse itself are not automatically installed, otherwise
all of Eclipse would be in Japanese.

Mark

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Received on Tue Jan 24 04:43:38 2006