By JSW W. - Friday, February 25, 2011
Hi
I read about NLocalizationManager but I am still not so sure what it does.
This is for Nevron internal string only, or can it use for my application e.g. menu localization ?
Could you give example on how can i, translate a menu text or a label text in 3 languages. in your example i did not see how it change any text.
Also can it be use on a website as well as in winform?
Thanks,
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By Nevron Support - Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Hello JSW W.,
Basically, NLocalizationManager is a singleton class that collects numbers of NDictionary objects and applies concrete one on certain string properties.
Let say that you have a button which Text property you want to translate on 2 languages.
First you need to create 2 NDictionary objects for each language:
NDictionary nDictionary1 = new NDictionary("nDictionary1");
NDictionary nDictionary2 = new NDictionary("nDictionary2");
Then add record to each one for the button text. First parameter in Add method is the value of key, and the second parameter is the translated value:
nDictionary1.Add("Button 1", "Button on 1st language");
nDictionary1.Add("Button 1", "Button on 2nd language");
Add these dictionaries in the localization manager as follows:
NLocalizationManager.Instance.AddDictionary(nDictionary1);
NLocalizationManager.Instance.AddDictionary(nDictionary2);
Lastly you need to apply the desired dictionary to translate the texts:
Button1.Text = NLocalizationManager.Instance.Translate("Button 1", "nDictionary1");
You can use NLocalizationManager to translate any string property.
To use it you only need to have reference to Nevron.System assembly.
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By JSW W. - Wednesday, March 2, 2011
hi
I could right click and see the context menu in different language.
However, I still need example how could i apply for my application for instance to change the text of label control, header table etc.
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