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Hello, first of all thank you so much for this great tool. Its a big time saver.
Please advice, how is it better to make a call if I want only 1 or 2 languages?
My first attempt was to exclude all supported by default languages and include the ones I want, which are not in default set:
strsync -b en -x el vi ca it ar es_MX cs id es en-GB ru nl pt no tr en-AU th zh_TW ro pt_PT pl fr zh_HK ms hr de hu hi fi da ja fr_CA he zh_CN ko sv sk uk -s nb_NO es_419
But it resulted in the num of supported languages widened to 101:
strsync -b en -x gu gd ga gl en-GB lb ny lo tr lv tl th tg te pt_PT ta yi zh_HK yo de da uz el eo eu zu es ru ro bg uk bn jw bs ja xh co ca cy fi cs ps pt lt pa pl hy hr zh_TW ht hu hi ha he mg zh_CN ml mn mi mk ur mt ms mr af vi is am it kn ar et az id ig nl no ne en-AU fr ku fy fa es_MX fr_CA ka kk sr sq ko sv km st sk si so sn sm sl sw sd -s nb es_419
But maybe there is a way to just indicate a small set of languages? Like this:
strsync -b en -s nb es_419
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Hello, first of all thank you so much for this great tool. Its a big time saver.
Please advice, how is it better to make a call if I want only 1 or 2 languages?
My first attempt was to exclude all supported by default languages and include the ones I want, which are not in default set:
strsync -b en -x el vi ca it ar es_MX cs id es en-GB ru nl pt no tr en-AU th zh_TW ro pt_PT pl fr zh_HK ms hr de hu hi fi da ja fr_CA he zh_CN ko sv sk uk -s nb_NO es_419
But it resulted in the num of supported languages widened to 101:
Adding more languages in exclusion worked:
strsync -b en -x gu gd ga gl en-GB lb ny lo tr lv tl th tg te pt_PT ta yi zh_HK yo de da uz el eo eu zu es ru ro bg uk bn jw bs ja xh co ca cy fi cs ps pt lt pa pl hy hr zh_TW ht hu hi ha he mg zh_CN ml mn mi mk ur mt ms mr af vi is am it kn ar et az id ig nl no ne en-AU fr ku fy fa es_MX fr_CA ka kk sr sq ko sv km st sk si so sn sm sl sw sd -s nb es_419
But maybe there is a way to just indicate a small set of languages? Like this:
strsync -b en -s nb es_419
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: