I'm sure you know the good old IniLang unit to localize Delphi applications. Is anybody aware of a substitute that is more powerful regarding usability for external translators. What I mean are programs like multilizer or sisulizer.
I'm sure you know the good old IniLang unit to localize Delphi applications. Is anybody aware of a substitute that is more powerful regarding usability for external translators. What I mean are programs like multilizer or sisulizer.
Basically the localization with IniLang is satisfying. But I want to get rid of manually managing the ini contents using Excel sheets and other kinds of drawbacks. I do not want to do a heavy refactoring of thousands of language entries into resource strings.
Has anybody yet replaced IniLang by a more powerful localization tool which can work upon the given structure? An automated transition would be fine too.
Basically the localization with IniLang is satisfying. But I want to get rid of manually managing the ini contents using Excel sheets and other kinds of drawbacks. I do not want to do a heavy refactoring of thousands of language entries into resource strings.
Has anybody yet replaced IniLang by a more powerful localization tool which can work upon the given structure? An automated transition would be fine too.
DkLang is hosted on github now and seems to be getting frequent updates: https://github.com/yktoo/dklang
ReplyDeleteFound this free localization tool today: http://www.be-precision.com/products/precision-langs/
ReplyDeleteCool, that looks interesting.
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