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Suggestion: Watch your language and localizations with Xcode
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Suggestion: Watch your language and localizations with Xcode


  • Subject: Suggestion: Watch your language and localizations with Xcode
  • From: Stephane Sudre <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 19 Jul 2007 12:22:45 +0200

Problem:
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When coding with Cocoa, you use NSLocalizedString... macros to be a good world citizen and be ready for localizations. Yet, from times to times, you forget to add the related strings into the appropriate .strings file.

There are already some tools that you can launch to create (maybe update) a .strings file from a .m/.mm file but you still have to launch them and since you forgot to add the string, there is no reason why you would not do that too.

Suggestion:
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Since Xcode is already eating CPU times with Syntax coloring, Code sense and pre-building, couldn't it be possible to eat another few CPU cycles to dynamically create or update .strings files using background on-the-fly NSLocalizedString... parsing?

This would :

- be useful and save the life of many localization Bothans.

- prevent forgetting to add the strings to the .strings file.

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