Terms in UpperCase are translated into LowerCase
6 years 3 months ago #3218
by Frank
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Hi,
If I understood you correctly, you want to create a term and then reuse it for several labels, where each label can show it with different cases (e.g. UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, First up, etc)
You can do that by using the Modifications options
inter-illusion.com/assets/I2Localization...l/Modifications.html
That allows changing the casing for the translation.
You can also add Pre and Post suffix to the translations, (e.g. adding ':' a the end, like in "This Game:" or '- ' at the beggining "- Item 1")
Hope that helps,
Frank
If I understood you correctly, you want to create a term and then reuse it for several labels, where each label can show it with different cases (e.g. UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, First up, etc)
You can do that by using the Modifications options
inter-illusion.com/assets/I2Localization...l/Modifications.html
That allows changing the casing for the translation.
You can also add Pre and Post suffix to the translations, (e.g. adding ':' a the end, like in "This Game:" or '- ' at the beggining "- Item 1")
Hope that helps,
Frank
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6 years 3 months ago #3219
by pete
Replied by pete on topic Terms in UpperCase are translated into LowerCase
Ah! That was not exactly what I was asking for, but actually it will help because I will have different casing for the same name for sure.
So thank for that, but my original question was more about the fact that when I click on translate all, all the translations have the lower casing except for the original.
For example English is CREATE, french is Créer, Espanol is Crear, etc.
I wanted them to be all Upper Case (or at least I was expecting them to be that way).
So I can probably deal with that now that I know the Modifications section.
If I want to do it by code, I guess I need to use .ToUpper() ? for that specific string?
because I will have different casing for the same name for sure.So thank for that, but my original question was more about the fact that when I click on translate all, all the translations have the lower casing except for the original.
For example English is CREATE, french is Créer, Espanol is Crear, etc.
I wanted them to be all Upper Case (or at least I was expecting them to be that way).
So I can probably deal with that now that I know the Modifications section.
If I want to do it by code, I guess I need to use .ToUpper() ? for that specific string?
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6 years 3 months ago #3220
by Frank
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I see,
If your term is CREATE, then all your translations should result in the same casing.
If thats not happening, then its a bug for sure, I will check that up and upload a fix asap
If your term is CREATE, then all your translations should result in the same casing.
If thats not happening, then its a bug for sure, I will check that up and upload a fix asap
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