Using I2 Localization as a database.
7 years 3 months ago - 7 years 3 months ago #1985
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Replied by Frank on topic Using I2 Localization as a database.
Hi,
You can get the list of ALL terms using
Also, you can find what category a term has by using
And to get a list of all terms in a category, you can either iterate and add to a list, or for short using Linq:
Hope that helps,
Frank
You can get the list of ALL terms using
string[] terms = LocalizationManager.GetTermsList();Also, you can find what category a term has by using
string category = LanguageSource.GetCategoryFromFullTerm( Term );And to get a list of all terms in a category, you can either iterate and add to a list, or for short using Linq:
using System.Linq;
string Category = "example";
string[] terms = LocalizationManager.GetTermsList().Where(x => (LanguageSource.GetCategoryFromFullTerm(x) == Category)).ToArray();Hope that helps,
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7 years 3 months ago #1997
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Thanks, Frank! 
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5 years 3 months ago #3395
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Because of the recent changes to the Unity Prefabs, all the functionality of the LanguageSource moved into LanguageSourceData
So, you should use:
Hope that helps,
Frank
So, you should use:
LanguageSourceData.GetCategoryFromFullTerm(...)Hope that helps,
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