Colleagues, please tell me the easiest way to view the manual page in different languages?
I don't mean interactive page translation, but a different situation.
When I write manual pages for a program I'm developing, I try to translate them into several languages. On the development machine, they are installed in the appropriate localization directories.
In order to see the manual page in the desired language, I need to change the user's environment variables. This is not very convenient.
I couldn't find an option in the man program that would allow access to support pages by interactively specifying the selected locale. Is there any similar way?
Well, for example, I have compiled and installed the manual pages for the "myprog" program in english, german, french and spanish. Then
Thanks for the answers to the question,
Ogogon.
I don't mean interactive page translation, but a different situation.
When I write manual pages for a program I'm developing, I try to translate them into several languages. On the development machine, they are installed in the appropriate localization directories.
In order to see the manual page in the desired language, I need to change the user's environment variables. This is not very convenient.
I couldn't find an option in the man program that would allow access to support pages by interactively specifying the selected locale. Is there any similar way?
Well, for example, I have compiled and installed the manual pages for the "myprog" program in english, german, french and spanish. Then
man -L en myprog, man -L de myprog, man -L es myprog, man -L fr myprog...Thanks for the answers to the question,
Ogogon.