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CHAPTER 4: User-Interface Tools Localization in ScriptUI objects 104

standard. In this example, a btnText object contains localized text strings for several locales. This object

supplies the text for a

Button to be added to a window w:

btnText = { en: "Yes", de: "Ja", fr: "Oui" };

b1 = w.add ("button", undefined, localize (btnText));

The localize function extracts the proper string for the current locale. It matches the current locale and

platform to one of the object’s properties and returns the associated string. On a German system, for

example, the property

de provides the string "Ja".

When your script uses localization to provide language-appropriate strings for user-interface elements, it

should also take advantage of the Automatic layout

feature. The layout manager can determine the best

size for each user-interface element based on its localized

text value, automatically adjusting the layout

of your script-defined dialogs to allow for the varying widths of strings for different languages.

Variable values in localized strings

The localize function allows you to include variables in the string values. Each variable is replaced with

the result of evaluating an additional argument. For example:

today = {

en: "Today is %1/%2.",

de: "Heute ist der %2.%1."

};

d = new Date();

Window.alert (localize (today, d.getMonth()+1, d.getDate()));

Enabling automatic localization

If you do not need variable replacement, you can use automatic localization. To turn on automatic

localization, set the global value:

$.localization=true

When it is enabled, you can specify a localization object directly as the value of any property that takes a

localizable string, without using the

localize function. For example:

btnText = { en: "Yes", de: "Ja", fr: "Oui" };

b1 = w.add ("button", undefined, btnText);

The localize function always performs its translation, regardless of the setting of the $.localize

variable. For example:

//Only works if the $.localize=true

b1 = w.add ("button", undefined, btnText);

//Always works, regardless of $.localize value

b1 = w.add ("button", undefined, localize (btnText));

If you need to include variables in the localized strings, use the localize function.

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