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Auto-detecting localization resources?


  • Subject: Auto-detecting localization resources?
  • From: Jonathan del Strother <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 30 Jan 2006 11:07:36 +0000

I'm adding a bunch of different translations to my XCode project, and it seems a bit more fiddly than necessary. AFAICT, I need to right click on every localizable resource, click Get Info, then type in localizations separately for each resource. Is this right? I was kinda hoping to just be able to drag in, say, French.lproj, and have the localizations appear automatically for my various .strings & .nib files...


One other thing while I'm here - I have a traditional chinese translation (zh_TW.lproj). What do I put in XCode's Localizations listing to get this to appear? zh_TW? Traditional Chinese? Or the chinese characters for 'Traditional Chinese' ?


Thanks,
Jon

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