Re: International strings
Re: International strings
- Subject: Re: International strings
- From: email@hidden
- Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2001 14:43:03 -0400
If it is only for testing/debuging, you can also use the command line
argument in ProjectBuilder to start your app in the desired local using :
... hmmm ...
can't remember the right defaults to overwrite, I thought it was
NSLanguage but it doesn't seem to work.
this one will work (tested).
localhost% ./TextEdit -AppleLanguages "(Spanish)"
If someone know the right default to use, let us know,
- jfv
Also, from time-to-time, even though my current language is set to
English,
I might want to pull one of the Spanish strings out of its file. How
can I
fake the system out so that it pulls the string out of another
language's
resources?
Just open SystemPreferences -> International and reorder it. The
changes are instantly in effect, you only have to restart any app that
should reload that information (that's why you have to log out and in
again for changing the Finder's language).