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It has installer so nothing complicated. On their website there should be an explanation on how to run python scripts. Alternatively you could just google it.
I modified the script so that you don't have to pass any arguments to the script for your convenience. Meaning that if windows uses python to open files with .py extensions you can just open it and it will run. Although there has to be text file called formatted.txt in the same directory where you put text to be translated.
You can put entarity of the text files through that script. But keep in mind that my script doesn't translate the text that is already translated but only if line has both original and English separated by "|" otherwise it can't tell and sends it to the google translate. And google does some weird stuff with it.
Most of the text I have looked at had either both Russian and English or just Russian with few exceptions.
And don't forget to install googletrans module. Using cmd (Command Prompt) typing this should work
Code:
py -3.4 -m pip install googletrans
If you don't mind using console you can pass filename of the file you want to translate as an argument as opposed to default formatted.txt. On widnows by default it's apparently just "py". So something like: py <script name> <textfile name> when you are in directory where those files are located.
