Thanks Fabian:)
it works with the name of the framework...I wasn't thinking about it
as I was (wrongly) assuming it would know "where" it was.
One last thing, if I want to pass the languages NSArray from the the
application (displayDestinationKey) to the localizedName method in
the framework, how would I do that?
I'll have a look at wonder anyway, but I always like to know the
"built-in" way:)
Thanks again,
Xavier
Hi Xavier,
If you refer to a "Localizable.strings" file in a framework named
"Backend", it should read:
String result = WOApplication.application().resourceManager
().stringForKey(anAttributeOfTheEntity, "Localizable",
anAttributeOfTheEntity, "Backend", null);
Yes, and if aLanguagesList is null, it will pick up the
available key anyway. So this is correct and work as expected in
my application, but when I try to use it in a framework, it
seems like it doesn't get any value:(
Are you passing in the framework name, i.e. "Backend" in the
example above?
in fact I'm trying to have this line directly in the framework.
In this case I got null value (not an exception, just null string.
IMHO you'll still have to pass in the framework's name, whether the
method is in a class in your framework or not. This is just so
WOResourceManager knows where to look for the .strings file. Then
of course you'll have to make sure the .strings file is well-formed
and correctly included in your framework.
HTH
Fabian
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