Thanks, an interesting way to achieve it (this would be an enjoyable
part to do).
But I see 2 problems:
1: I'll lose the benefit of the "disable/reorder" languages of MacOS
X (for example, in the info window of the bundle, where you can
deactivate the languages, and the "International" system preferences
where you can reorder the preferred languages).
2: Since bundles aren't so known in Win32, anyone will clearly be
able to modify those files (well, like on Mac, but it is a bit hidden
there).
But if it still not work, then I'll do so, thank you.
(I hope to make it work, though).
Le 3 juil. 06 à 20:04 Soir, Theodore H. Smith a écrit:
Maybe easier to write your own localiser method.
Make a global function:
function localise(s as string, comment as string="") as string
Then implement it :)
Just read in a text file using tabs or something else to separate
the key from value, and lines to separate values. And store the
results into a dictionary.
This way, the result is cross platform. If you really want, you
could make your function also read in Apple's .strings files.
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