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If you want to create a translation for PyTextMonitor it is great.
First you should get a source text. It may be found on github (path is sources/ptm/po/pytextmonitor.pot) or here is a direct link.
Then copy the source file (pytextmonitor.pot) to xx.po, where xx is short name of selected language (for example, en) and edit it. I use lokalize for it, but you may use any text editor (just put translated text into double quotes in lines msgstr""). But I think that using any special editor (such as lokalize or poedit) is more comfortable. Examples of finished files you may find in the repo too (path is sources/ptm/po/, files are xx.po).
If is is possible README should be translated too (it will be included in the package). You may edit it in any text editor as a plane text using markdown. The source file may be found in the repository too (path is sources/readme/en.md, direct link). The recommended name of output file is xx.md (since it uses markdown).
If you have a github account you may fork my repo, create a translation and then create a pull request. If you do not have one you may send me files in any convenient manner (via e-mail too).
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