A new video tutorial is available here:
http://jsp.logiczone.de/Videos/MultiLanguage.htm
It covers the Multi Language Support.
Add / Change / Delete Languages at any time and Logic Gui will do the hard work for you.
Change the current language of your application with a single click while it is running.
You can even import languages! The problem with foreign languages is, that you may not know the correct word or spelling. So if you decide to go for a multi language application, it is may wise to have somebody who talks the language as mother tongue. In Europe we have most of our help manuals in six or seven languages. This in mind i don't think you will be able to know all of them by hard. The idea is now to spread the program together with the language xml file and let people/user fill in the right words. You can then collect from various sources and import all pending languages without extra work. As the xml file contains also the gadget 'comment' of Logic Gui you can give extra information for best results.
http://jsp.logiczone.de/Videos/MultiLanguage.htm
It covers the Multi Language Support.
Add / Change / Delete Languages at any time and Logic Gui will do the hard work for you.
Change the current language of your application with a single click while it is running.
You can even import languages! The problem with foreign languages is, that you may not know the correct word or spelling. So if you decide to go for a multi language application, it is may wise to have somebody who talks the language as mother tongue. In Europe we have most of our help manuals in six or seven languages. This in mind i don't think you will be able to know all of them by hard. The idea is now to spread the program together with the language xml file and let people/user fill in the right words. You can then collect from various sources and import all pending languages without extra work. As the xml file contains also the gadget 'comment' of Logic Gui you can give extra information for best results.