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Re: Foreign Languages - For FileSel, PromptOK, and other [message #33072 is a reply to message #33067]

Tue, 05 July 2011 22:53

dolik.rce
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Registered: August 2008
Location: Czech Republic

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I tried your example and it displays the Russian string correctly. I think the problem is in your compiler, you are using MSVC, right? I remember people mentioning some trouble with encoding, try to search the forum, there should be solution somewhere here.

I should warn you that the language switching will probably not work as you expected it (or as most people expect it to work). The catch is that there is no simple way to switch all the texts on GUI elements that are already created. The best solution in most cases is to require restarting the application to change the language. Sometimes it is possible to just save the GUI state, close it and reopen without closing the entire application, but it requires some extra coding (not too much).

Honza

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