Chip,
Constants defined in xliff files within installed components are also visible.
That can be really useful.
Jeremy
PS: thanks for the [KC]onstants explanation. I’ve been wondering too.
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'K'onstant is.. because I don't remember where/when this started,
but it was to designate 4D constants from other 'constants' (like maybe
1, 2 A B etc ??, <>IP_constants ???)
maybe I stated my question incorrectly :)
I know about the xliff files. I have been heavily modifying 4DPop to
my
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Subject: Konstants - trying to determine where it is defined
Is there a way to determine where a Konstant is defined?
v13
Is a Konstant a Russian version of a constant? :)
Constants are normally defined in an xliff file in Resources (for a 4D
structure), or inside the bundle of a plug-in or component (probably also in
Resources). For example, our application's constants file is named
Constants_Sweetwater.xlf and
Is there a way to determine where a Konstant is defined?
v13 if this matters
Thanks
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