Get Term Translation in Editor
9 years 3 months ago #903
by adamliu
Get Term Translation in Editor was created by adamliu
Hi, I just want to know if there's a way to get the translation in the editor, because I want to generate some xml that uses the translation. I tried to use GetTermTranslation(), seems it doesn't work. Thanks.
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9 years 3 months ago #904
by Frank
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Replied by Frank on topic Get Term Translation in Editor
Hi,
To access the translation from a custom editor/inspector, you need to first load the LanguageSources if they are not already loaded. And then you can access the mTerms and mLanguages variables inside the source:
What do you mean by "it doesn't work"?
If you try getting the GetTermTranslation(xx) where xx is a valid term it should return the translation for the current language or the first one.
If in the editor, you may need to add a LocalizationManager.UpdateSources() before calling that function.
Hope that helps,
Frank
To access the translation from a custom editor/inspector, you need to first load the LanguageSources if they are not already loaded. And then you can access the mTerms and mLanguages variables inside the source:
LocalizationManager.UpdateSources(); // If the sources are not loaded yet, this will load them
var languageSource = LocalizationManager.Sources[0]; // This is the I2Languages.prefab. Any other source in the Globals Source array or the scene
// will also be in the array
// languageSource.Languages is an array with all the languages <name and code>
// languageSource.mTerms is an array with all the terms and its translations
foreach (TermData data in languageSource.mTerms)
{
Debug.Log( data.Term ); // Key
// Print all translatiosn for this term
foreach (var translation in data.Languages )
Debug.Log(translation);
}
I tried to use GetTermTranslation(), seems it doesn't work
What do you mean by "it doesn't work"?
If you try getting the GetTermTranslation(xx) where xx is a valid term it should return the translation for the current language or the first one.
If in the editor, you may need to add a LocalizationManager.UpdateSources() before calling that function.
Hope that helps,
Frank
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9 years 3 months ago #905
by adamliu
Replied by adamliu on topic Get Term Translation in Editor
Yeah guess it's because the UpdateSources() thing. I didn't call it before I call LocalizationManager.GetTermTranslation. So when I called LocalizationManager.Sources.Count, the result is 0. But after I saw your reply I called LocalizationManager.Sources.Count again, and it become 1... Now the problem is solved. Thanks you.
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