Hi all,
Who has bright ideas on how to handle multilingual projects? Creating two
(or more) separate stacks gives a lot of extra work; especially during
development.
I was thinking about some kind of a language-preference that gives all the
buttons another label and give some fields another cont
>Who has bright ideas on how to handle multilingual projects?
Hi Terry,
Here is how I handle them:
* Dates, times, and numbers are are stored unformatted in a database and
are formated when displayed according to Mac OS Control Panel
specifications.
* Data labels and other on-screen literal te
Recently, Terry Vogelaar wrote:
> Who has bright ideas on how to handle multilingual projects?
I don't know if they're bright ideas, but here's what we did.
We used a single stack to display content, with all text content, button
labels, alerts, etc stored in external text files. All the files
>Who has bright ideas on how to handle multilingual projects?
Terry, et al:
You should also take a look at Revolution's Profile Manager Tutorial.
>From page 2: "...you can use the Profile Manager to create multiple
language versions of your application,..."
I have not looked further into this
Dag Terry,
> Hi all,
>
> Who has bright ideas on how to handle multilingual projects? Creating two
> (or more) separate stacks gives a lot of extra work; especially during
> development.
>
> I was thinking about some kind of a language-preference that gives all the
> buttons another label and g
At 11:59 PM -0800 1/20/2002, Klaus wrote:
>i can just give some general hints on how to create multilingual projects.
>
>A good way is to store all the strings in text-files and reading them in
>e.g. after the user chose his favoutie language.
Easier I think to create a custom property set for ea