Adding Keys & Translations via script

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Jos
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9 years 10 months ago #112 by Jos

Adding Keys & Translations via script was created by Jos

Hello.

I have a need to be able to add a translation key via code, if possible. I have a set of components with embedded strings (public string vars), and would like to dynamically generate keys for them. So, via an OnValidate() call, i'd call the (theoretical) "AddKey()" method with whatever name i'm going to use (probably SceneName + GameObject.name).

I'm currently looking at LocalizationEditorDB_Misc's "AddKey(string newKey)" method, and would like to make it public - would this be the route you would take?

It would also be handy to add the existing text to the default language, but i can't really seem to track down where or how that is done.

Anyway, another low-priority feature request.

Jos

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9 years 10 months ago #113 by Jos

Replied by Jos on topic Adding Keys & Translations via script

I now see that the LocalizationEditorDB class is in an Editor folder, which explains why i haven't been able to access the (now) public AddKey() method from my non-editor classes.

I'm flummoxed as to how to get around this, without some crazy refactoring of the code (which neither i nor you would want to do, just to support this).

I will continue to futz.

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9 years 10 months ago #114 by Frank

Replied by Frank on topic Adding Keys & Translations via script

Hi, if you are using version 2.1.0, there are a few methods to help adding/removing Languages and terms from the Sources.

For adding and modifying a term
1- You need to select a source (In most cases there will be only 1)
2- Add the tem to the source and it will return the termData defining that term
3- Add the translation, type and code for the term

LanguageSource Source = LocalizationManager.Sources[0];
TermData termData = Source.AddTerm( term );
termData.Languages[ Source.GetLanguageIndex("English") ] = "Hello";

Source.AddTerm returns a termData of the new term if it doesn't exist in the source, or the termData of the existing term so you can further modify it.

Thanks,
Frank

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