Hi Alan,
on Thu, 17 Feb 2005 22:34:35 +1100GMT you wrote:
P>> Now I'll only have to see how I get the buttons to
P>> display different names for each language. I think
P>> I can follow a similar pattern.
AM> You could keep the same bar and button.
AM> ...
Thanks a lot, Alan, I got it working! :)
AM> -- either --
AM> Where I have put "lang" you could put the item number:
AM> cl.SetLabel("mybar1", 2, "Englisch")
The 2 for the index does not work. I guess, the Format Context line is
not counted, as 1 for the index works.
AM> -- or --
AM> Or keep the "lang" (in quotes) as an ID for the button.
AM> If so, you must change the Name field of the button in your
AM> command list to give it the ID (identity) of "lang"
AM> Name field: Englisch<id=lang>
AM> Command: runfile.LanguageChanger
I prefer this.
AM> ...
AM> There is a problem about how to start.
AM> When you first launch The Bat! is it in English or German?
It starts in the state it was in when closed, so it can be both, but
usually it is English. So this may be a minor flaw on the rare
occasions when it starts in German. The button will work anyway.
AM> I hope that will work for you :)
It does indeed. :))
--
Cheers
Peter
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