[github pull request merged] The constants editor in DKLang (the best localization package IMHO) has the feature to *search* for constant names and values now. The code was quickly written, but this would significantly improve your productivity if you *have hundreds* of constants in your project. I wish the original author would accept my pull request since I don't want to modify the source file every time the package is upgraded.

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[github pull request merged] The constants editor in DKLang (the best localization package IMHO) has the feature to *search* for constant names and values now. The code was quickly written, but this would significantly improve your productivity if you *have hundreds* of constants in your project. I wish the original author would accept my pull request since I don't want to modify the source file every time the package is upgraded.

PS, DKLang is great.

PS 2: In order to make this github pull request, today I have spent hours, at the end the GitKraken software was my chosen tool, since it's easy for a TortoiseSVN user like me (you still need to know some git concepts though).
https://github.com/yktoo/dklang/pull/19

Comments

  1. shlomo abuisakOctober 22, 2017 at 10:21 AM

    Edwin Yip How do i get this feature?

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  2. Alberto MiolaOctober 22, 2017 at 3:43 PM

    Does DKLang work well with FMX under android and ios?

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  3. Edwin YipOctober 22, 2017 at 11:31 PM

    shlomo abuisak If your current version was cloned from the original repository, you can wait for Dmitry Kann to accept the pull request and then update your local copy; If you can't wait, you can just download my forked repository.

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  4. Edwin YipOctober 22, 2017 at 11:33 PM

    Alberto Miola If you just read the DKLANG readme file: At Version 5.0 DKLang Localization Package has been rewritten to work on
    all current (XE5) platforms: VCL (win32 & win64) & FireMonkey (win32,
    win64, OSX, Android & iOS).

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