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 each
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
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
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
