Great prog
nxScribe - Multi language management application (ver 1.0.2)
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dontmailme
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Thanks.dontmailme wrote:Works fine here, unfortunately....... Tooltip wise....
Great prog
The fact that you have no tooltip problem is good because we think that Milan is using a patched version of UXTheme.dll which does seem to be causing the problem.
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5th Feb 2008. Update - nxScribe version 1.0.2.
Small update - bugfix.
The generated code files were looking in the current directory for the language files rather than the program directory of the application being created. This could have led to problems, particularly if your application was being used as a PB IDE tool for example! (ahem!
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This has been fixed. It does mean, however, that when developing an application you should instruct Purebasic (via the IDE compiler options) to "Create temporary executable in the source directory" in order for the nxScribe generated code file to be able to locate your language files correctly at compile time. (Not a problem if using a default language file, but, otherwise...
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Please see the first post for the download link.
Small update - bugfix.
The generated code files were looking in the current directory for the language files rather than the program directory of the application being created. This could have led to problems, particularly if your application was being used as a PB IDE tool for example! (ahem!
This has been fixed. It does mean, however, that when developing an application you should instruct Purebasic (via the IDE compiler options) to "Create temporary executable in the source directory" in order for the nxScribe generated code file to be able to locate your language files correctly at compile time. (Not a problem if using a default language file, but, otherwise...
Please see the first post for the download link.
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I took a look at your tool and it seems nice.
But I for myself would like to see a kind of an import-function.
I have some projects where I made a GUI with VD or PureForm and now have a more or less long list of strings. Later I decide to make it multi-language - and I dont want to type in every string again.
So is it possibe to make a sort of importer, which imports a List of strings from a file and take it as the Column name and as the first language? That would seems very helpful.
But I for myself would like to see a kind of an import-function.
I have some projects where I made a GUI with VD or PureForm and now have a more or less long list of strings. Later I decide to make it multi-language - and I dont want to type in every string again.
So is it possibe to make a sort of importer, which imports a List of strings from a file and take it as the Column name and as the first language? That would seems very helpful.
