translation of a dynamic content of dfgui label
11 years 1 week ago #163
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Hi
Sorry for the lack of supports this last week. I was out on vacations and coudn't connect as often as I would like it.
You could do it in two main ways:
1- Don't assign a localize component to the label and instead everytime the user clicks the button, assign the text already translated to the label. So, it becomes something like:
2- Assign a localize component to the label, and whenever the user clicks the button, change the Localize.Term and allow the Localize component to do the localization.
This second way will allow you to also automatically translate fonts depending on the language.
Sorry for the lack of supports this last week. I was out on vacations and coudn't connect as often as I would like it.
You could do it in two main ways:
1- Don't assign a localize component to the label and instead everytime the user clicks the button, assign the text already translated to the label. So, it becomes something like:
void OnClick()
{
string Text = "RAL6018";
MyLabel.text = I2.Loc.ScriptLocalization.Get("lbl" + Text); // This will find the key "lblRAL6018" and show the translation
}2- Assign a localize component to the label, and whenever the user clicks the button, change the Localize.Term and allow the Localize component to do the localization.
void OnClick()
{
string Text = "RAL6018";
I2.Localize LocalizeCmp = MyLabel.GetComponent<I2.Localize>();
LocalizeCmp.Term = "lbl" + Text;
LocalizeCmp.OnLocalize();
}This second way will allow you to also automatically translate fonts depending on the language.
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11 years 1 week ago #167
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Replied by Frank on topic translation of a dynamic content of dfgui label
Hi,
The code you posted should work as far as the source is accessible and has the keys in.
Could you check this two things:
1- The key that its concatenated exists in the LanguageSource.
You can place a Debug.Log to see in the console the key you got and then verify that against the keys in the source.
Be aware that keys have to be exactly the same: i.e. "lblRAL1000" its not the same than "lblral1000"or "lblRAL1000 ". That seems obvious but you will be surprised how many times I have had to track an space at the end of the Terms.
2- Check that LanguageSource is available. Your LanguageSource should be added to one of the objects in your scene or prefferably, it should be the I2Languages.prefab
If you are adding all your terms to the I2Languages.prefab. Check that prefab is inside a Resources folder and that there is only one asset named I2Languages.prefab.
Let me know if the issue is one of those things. If not, email me and I will send to you a quick working sample that dynamically gets the translation so that you could see if your project has any setting different or we can chat and further check your project.
Thank,
Frank
The code you posted should work as far as the source is accessible and has the keys in.
Could you check this two things:
1- The key that its concatenated exists in the LanguageSource.
You can place a Debug.Log to see in the console the key you got and then verify that against the keys in the source.
Be aware that keys have to be exactly the same: i.e. "lblRAL1000" its not the same than "lblral1000"or "lblRAL1000 ". That seems obvious but you will be surprised how many times I have had to track an space at the end of the Terms.
KeyText = "lbl" + FrameColorButtonValue;
Label.Text = I2.Loc.ScriptLocalization.Get(KeyText);
Debug.Log(KeyText + " " + Label.Text); // This will print to the console the key and translation in case the Label.Text gets modified later on
Label.BackgroundSprite = FrameColorButtonValue;2- Check that LanguageSource is available. Your LanguageSource should be added to one of the objects in your scene or prefferably, it should be the I2Languages.prefab
If you are adding all your terms to the I2Languages.prefab. Check that prefab is inside a Resources folder and that there is only one asset named I2Languages.prefab.
Let me know if the issue is one of those things. If not, email me and I will send to you a quick working sample that dynamically gets the translation so that you could see if your project has any setting different or we can chat and further check your project.
Thank,
Frank
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11 years 1 week ago #169
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Replied by Frank on topic translation of a dynamic content of dfgui label
Hi,
I just checked the project and the issue was that the terms are in a category named "Main".
So, when requesting the translation, instead of asking for "lblRAL3018", it should be "Main/lblRAL3018"
In your project, just replace the LabelSelectedFrameColor.cs (line 17) from
into
That will make it work
Also, another thing I noticed is that you have several scenes, and each one of them has the LocalizationSource object with the same terms.
If you want to make terms accessible in ALL scenes, add the terms into the I2/Localization/Resources/I2Languages.prefab
That way you don't need to add the terms into each scene and will save memory well.
Be aware that in your project I2Languages.prefab has been renamed to I2Languages.prefa
So you will have to add the missing "b" for it to work.
BTW, one easy way to move the terms into the I2Languages.prefab is by deleting the LanguageSource component inside that prefab and dragging there the one in your start scene.
Or you can export the one in the scene into an CSV file and then import that file into the prefab.
Hope that helps,
Frank
I just checked the project and the issue was that the terms are in a category named "Main".
So, when requesting the translation, instead of asking for "lblRAL3018", it should be "Main/lblRAL3018"
In your project, just replace the LabelSelectedFrameColor.cs (line 17) from
KeyText = "lbl" + FrameColorButtonValue;into
KeyText = "Main/lbl" + FrameColorButtonValue;That will make it work
Also, another thing I noticed is that you have several scenes, and each one of them has the LocalizationSource object with the same terms.
If you want to make terms accessible in ALL scenes, add the terms into the I2/Localization/Resources/I2Languages.prefab
That way you don't need to add the terms into each scene and will save memory well.
Be aware that in your project I2Languages.prefab has been renamed to I2Languages.prefa
So you will have to add the missing "b" for it to work.
BTW, one easy way to move the terms into the I2Languages.prefab is by deleting the LanguageSource component inside that prefab and dragging there the one in your start scene.
Or you can export the one in the scene into an CSV file and then import that file into the prefab.
Hope that helps,
Frank
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