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make them available too. Languages Interface language Choose the language you want to display the UI in. Translated languages Choose which languages you prefer to translate, and they will be offered file={{filename}}&line= {{line}} is a good option. See also You can find more info on registering custom URL protocols for the editor in the Nette documentation [https://tracy.nette.org/en/open-files-in-ide] button on the top right while translating a component. It simplifies the layout and removes additional UI elements such as Nearby strings or the Glossary. You can select the Zen editor as your default editor

make them available too. Languages Interface language Choose the language you want to display the UI in. Translated languages Choose which languages you prefer to translate, and they will be offered file={{filename}}&line= {{line}} is a good option. See also You can find more info on registering custom URL protocols for the editor in the Nette documentation [https://tracy.nette.org/en/open-files-in-ide] button on the top right while translating a component. It simplifies the layout and removes additional UI elements such as Nearby strings or the Glossary. You can select the Zen editor as your default editor

make them available too. Languages Interface language Choose the language you want to display the UI in. Translated languages Choose which languages you prefer to translate, and they will be offered file={{filename}}&line= {{line}} is a good option. See also You can find more info on registering custom URL protocols for the editor in the Nette documentation [https://tracy.nette.org/en/open-files-in-ide] button on the top right while translating a component. It simplifies the layout and removes additional UI elements such as Nearby strings or the Glossary. You can select the Zen editor as your default editor

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