[Mono-osx] Localization

[flohei]

Hi Michael,

thanks for the hint. So what I have to do is remove all my xibs first, move them to the en.lproj, copy them to de.lproj and whatever I have, rewrite the strings and then? How do I re-add them to the MonoMac project? I think this approach screws the order of the files up, right? When I drag a new xib to my project the corresponding files are not automatically added, right?

Thanks a lot
–f

On 26.06.2011, at 13:59, Michael Hutchinson [via Mono] wrote:

> On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 11:25 PM, flohei <[hidden email]> wrote: 
> > in Cocoa I would normally use NSLocalizedString or, for resources, right 
> > click them and add a localization. So what is the proper way to do that in 
> > MonoMac? 
> 
> Same way as Cocoa, create a [langcode].lproj subdirectory for your 
> localized resources and have them copied into the app bundle by 
> marking them as Content, and use 
> NSBundle.MainBundle.LocalizedString(key,comment) to get strings from 
> the strings file. 
> 
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