Re: Localization
Re: Localization
- Subject: Re: Localization
- From: Horst Hoesel <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2006 15:56:10 +0200
Hi,
I want to make an app localized -only- for the italian language.
When I start a new project xcode, by default, creates an empty
project localized for English.
Now I don't want to add the Italian localization, instead, I want
to turn the English localization into Italian.
What I've done:
removed MainMenu.nib and Info.plist.Strings from the project
(references only).
changed the directory name from English.lproj to Italian.lproj.
Added MainMenu.nib and Info.plist.Strings to the project.
The question:
Is what I've done enought and correct?
In the Info.plist I see CFBundleDevelopmentRegion = English should
I change that to Italian?
Thank you,
Paolo.
Caro Paolo,
if I understand you correctly you are developing an Italian only app,
right? No intentions to localize this into any other language. In
that case use "Remove all Localizations" in Xcode's Info Window for
your InfoPlist.strings and Main.nib and what have you. That way you
will get a "no language" app with all nibs and plists contained
directly in the resources folder. The Finder will show an empty list
of languages in it's Get Info window.
If you have an Italian.lproj folder only, I'm not sure what will
happen if a user does not have Italian in her list of preferred
languages (in System Preferences:International:Languages).
Ciao,
Horst
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