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CHAPTER 8: ExtendScript Tools and Features Localizing ExtendScript strings 225

To use automatic translation of localization objects, you must enable localization in your script with this

statement:

$.localize = true;

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

variable; for example:

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

//Only works if the $.localize=true

alert (msg);

//Always works, regardless of $.localize value

alert ( localize (msg));

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

Locale names

A locale name is an identifier string in that contains an ISO 639 language specifier, and optionally an ISO

3166 region specifier, separated from the language specifier by an underscore.

X The ISO 639 standard defines a set of two-letter language abbreviations, such as en for English and de

for German.

X The ISO 3166 standard defines a region code, another two-letter identifier, which you can optionally

append to the language identifier with an underscore. For example,

en_US identifies U.S. English,

while

en_GB identifies British English.

This object defines one message for British English, another for all other flavors of English, and another for

all flavors of German:

message = {

en_GB: "Please select a colour."

en: "Please select a colour."

de: "Bitte wählen Sie eine Farbe."

};

If you need to specify different messages for different platforms, you can append another underline

character and the name of the platform, one of

Win, Mac, or Unix. For example, this objects defines one

message in British English to be displayed on Mac OS, one for all other flavors of English on Mac OS, and

one for all other flavors of English on all other platforms:

pressMsg = {

en_GB_Mac: "Press Cmd-S to select a colour.",

en_Mac: "Press Cmd-S to select a color.",

en: "Press Ctrl-S to select a color."

};

All these identifiers are case sensitive; for example, EN_US is not valid.

How locale names are resolved

1. ExtendScript gets the hosting application’s locale; for example,

en_US.

2. It appends the platform identifier; for example,

en_US_Win.

3. It looks for a matching property, and if found, returns the value string.

4. If not found, it removes the platform identifier (for example,

en_US) and retries.

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