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I am looking for a way in Python to get the translation of a string that is translated in QGIS core. I know how to create and use my own translation files in a QGIS plugin. But now I want to use a string that is already translated in QGIS core.<br>
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In for example the file "qgis_nl.ts" I found the translated value for "Loading Plugins":<br>
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<location filename="../src/app/qgspluginregistry.cpp" line="410"/>
<source>Loading Plugins</source>
<translation>Plug-ins laden</translation>
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But I want to use that translation in a Python plugin. Does anybody know what the way is to get the translation of a core string using Python?</div>
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Michel Stuyts<br>
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