@@ -79,38 +79,6 @@ public class Preferences {
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static final String PROMPT_OK = _ ("OK" );
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static final String PROMPT_BROWSE = _ ("Browse" );
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- // XXX: DC 20120407
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- // Language Combo Box
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- // the right way to do this would be having a string[] inside the preferences.txt
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- // file like follows:
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- //
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- // # list of available languages (in English so far)
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- // editor.languages.available.list = Catalan,English,Spanish
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- //
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- // # list of ISO names (same order as previous)
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- // editor.languages.ISO.list = ca,en,es
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- //
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- // --> but that will require having a method to upgrade to the latest selection of
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- // translation files. That could be done in multiple ways, but requires some thought
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- //
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- // the code to gather those arrays into Preferences.java goes as follows:
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- //
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- // String languagesAvailable = Preferences.get("editor.languages.available.list");
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- // String languagesAvailableISO = Preferences.get("editor.languages.ISO.list");
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- // String[] languages = languagesAvailable.split(",");
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- // String[] languagesISO = languagesAvailableISO.split(",");
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- //
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- // --> instead, DM and DC agree that, for the time being, the languages will be listed internally
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- // inside the Java code, they will have to be moved out at some point
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- //
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- // also note that right now, by default we will take English, in the future, once JRE7 is running in
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- // Arduino, we will use the locale, since it will behave in a similar way for all OSs. Thing is, up
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- // to JRE6, it was misbehaving as noted here:
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- // http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7107972/java-7-default-locale
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- //
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- // ALSO: for this to work, the languages/languagesISO arraylists need to be declared global, yeah!
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-
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- // language related arrays, please read notes later, where the language combo box is introduced
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String [] languages = {
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_ ("System Default" ),
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"Català" + " (" + _ ("Catalan" ) + ")" ,
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