LOC
Used a placeholder which is used by LocalizationProcessor application to create contextId mapped localized strings.
Methods
Command names that need to be localized should call this function. The COMMANDNAME function doesn't actually do anything but return the original string. The LocalizationProcessor application walks through the source code of a project and looks for LOC.COMMANDNAME and builds a record for each command name for the translators that can be used by developers in a commands overridden Rhino.Commands.Command.LocalName which should call Rhino.UI.Localization.LocalizeCommandName(EnglishName)
Parameters:
| english (string) | [in] The English string to localize. |
removedDon't copy and paste context IDs
DO NOT use this function, it is a trap to determine where context IDs have been copied from other, already extracted, strings.
Command option name strings that need to be localized should call this function. The CON function doesn't actually do anything but return the original string. The LocalizationProcessor application walks through the source code of a project and looks for LOC.CON. The function is then replaced with a call to Localization.LocalizeCommandOptionName using a unique context ID.
Command option name strings that need to be localized should call this function. The CON function doesn't actually do anything but return the original string. The LocalizationProcessor application walks through the source code of a project and looks for LOC.CON. The function is then replaced with a call to Localization.LocalizeCommandOptionName using a unique context ID.
Parameters:
| english (string) | [in] The English string to localize. |
Returns: Returns localized string pair with both the English and local names set to the English value.
Command option name strings that need to be localized should call this function. The COV function doesn't actually do anything but return the original string. The LocalizationProcessor application walks through the source code of a project and looks for LOC.COV. The function is then replaced with a call to Localization.LocalizeCommandOptionValue using a unique context ID.
Command option name strings that need to be localized should call this function. The COV function doesn't actually do anything but return the original string. The LocalizationProcessor application walks through the source code of a project and looks for LOC.COV. The function is then replaced with a call to Localization.LocalizeCommandOptionValue using a unique context ID.
Parameters:
| english (string) | [in] The English string to localize. |
Returns: Returns localized string pair with both the English and local names set to the English value.
removedDon't copy and paste context IDs
DO NOT use this function, it is a trap to determine where context IDs have been copied from other, already extracted, strings.
Similar to string.Format(string, object) function.
Strings that need to be localized should call this function. The STR function doesn't actually do anything but return the original string. The LocalizationProcessor application walks through the source code of a project and looks for LOC.STR. The function is then replaced with a call to Localization.LocalizeString using a unique context ID.
Parameters:
| english (string) | [in] The English string to localize. |