AdmiralAK
Simply Daemonic
Need some direction here.
I just downloaded xAudic.
I like it, and I took a look at its internals
by taking a lok at its package contents.
I found an english.lproj folder. I assume that
it is named as such because it uses the english
language for menus, dialogue boxes etc.
I want to startlocalizing and since xAudic seems
like a small app I think it would be fitting to start
with it (who knows perhaps my name will be on
their site, get my 15 minutes of fame lol ).
In any case, I assumer that if I make a german.lproj
folder and I go into the files and change the names,
for example einstellugen instead of prefs and so on
I can localize the app. Unfortunatelly some files are
in XML which I dont know, and obj-c which I can figure out
from my C and Java training.
So a few questions:
1) Is my hypothesis about localization correct ?
2) Does the folder have to be named in the language
that you are going to use ? For example should it be
german.lproj or deutsche.lproj ?
3) Is there a quick guide to XML (no mumbo jumbo ) on the
net somewhere ?
Thanks
Admiral
I just downloaded xAudic.
I like it, and I took a look at its internals
by taking a lok at its package contents.
I found an english.lproj folder. I assume that
it is named as such because it uses the english
language for menus, dialogue boxes etc.
I want to startlocalizing and since xAudic seems
like a small app I think it would be fitting to start
with it (who knows perhaps my name will be on
their site, get my 15 minutes of fame lol ).
In any case, I assumer that if I make a german.lproj
folder and I go into the files and change the names,
for example einstellugen instead of prefs and so on
I can localize the app. Unfortunatelly some files are
in XML which I dont know, and obj-c which I can figure out
from my C and Java training.
So a few questions:
1) Is my hypothesis about localization correct ?
2) Does the folder have to be named in the language
that you are going to use ? For example should it be
german.lproj or deutsche.lproj ?
3) Is there a quick guide to XML (no mumbo jumbo ) on the
net somewhere ?
Thanks
Admiral