Hello,

No matter what I am doing, after settings the language to any different language than "en", I always get translations from Localizable.strings of my en.lproj.

I am using: Localize.setCurrentLanguage("fr-FR")

and then after LCLLanguageChangeNotification notification, I call: backButton.setTitle("Back".localized(), forState: .Normal)

The result is always the string "BACK".

Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks!

I see Swift 5 support was added in https://github.com/marmelroy/Localize-Swift/commit/0af1491dc1f8f029fb3ca88a67a89b2324ca0019. Would it be possible to cut a new release?

Is there a way to find out the device current language? I mean the language which is set in Settings by the user. So when our app would get installed before setting any language changes, if we can check for the device language?

please change the typo mistake:

@IBAction func doResetLanguage(sender: AnyObject) { Localize.resetCurrentLanguageToDefault() >>>>> to >>> resetCurrentLanaguageToDefault() }

My apologies for a really nit picky PR that doesn't really add value, this it really just an opportunity for me to say thank you for creating a really helpful utility and I hope to jump on it properly in the near future. :-)

I am using CocoaPods to install this library. And then i started to add language that i want to translate for my app

And then i created string file in order to translate language

And this is my main viewController

When i run the app and still show me Hello world text.

Thank for help me out.

I am try to localise in Arabic and unable to do that. setup my project as per example project, after language selection notification is calling but UI remained same. please let me know where i am doing wrong or missing something. i attached my project. SecondArabic.zip

Running genstrings.py currently searches all directories, including Examples in the Carthage Checkouts folder. For instance, I get this output:

/*
 * ./Carthage/Checkouts/Localize-Swift/examples/LanguageSwitch/Sample/ViewController.swift
 */

"Hello world" = "Hello world";

"Change" = "Change";

"Reset" = "Reset";

It would be helpful to have an --ignore option to ignore certain directories.

I have been using your library really useful. However, why did you remove the localizedWithFormat feature? It is really useful in practical app development.

The library looks great! I believe that the Localized() method should be renamed to localized() though as Swift conventions dictate that method names start with a lowercase letter. For instance, check out this style guide: https://github.com/raywenderlich/swift-style-guide

Use descriptive names with camel case for classes, methods, variables, etc. Class names should be capitalized, while method names and variables should start with a lower case letter.

Hi @marmelroy! Thanks for this awesome library. I'm able to change the language on my Language ViewController and see the change. When I open my other ViewControllers the language hasn't changed on my set strings. When I quit the app and reopen they have changed though. How can I have other ViewControllers changed as well?

After updating to Xcode 14 and iOS 16. Getting a list of available languages in that language key en was not available. Could you please help me with this? thanks in advance @marmelroy @fassko

We use mixed localizations for Android and iOs devices. For android devices, we have to escape the % symbol with another % symbol, which causes that in localizing definition we have a double %%. On iOS, we have a problem because Localize-Swift does not work with the % symbol as escaping. Is there any way how to solve it? Or do I need to write some custom overriding method to solve this?

Localized text: "You have a 100%% discount"

Current situation: "You have a 100%% discount"

Expected: "You have a 100% discount"

We have different project targets that have different deployment versions.

When running pod install, different pod targets are created with different names in this format: Localize-Swift-iOS<version>. When archiving using the new build system, the compiler complains that multiple commands produce localize-swift.framework.

Full error description:

Multiple commands produce '/Users/me/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/<productName>-gqrwpkrplsfsnnfqokkumktsqfzn/Build/Intermediates.noindex/ArchiveIntermediates/<productName>-Production/IntermediateBuildFilesPath/UninstalledProducts/iphoneos/Localize_Swift.framework':
1) Target 'Localize-Swift-iOS12.1' has create directory command with output '/Users/me/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/<productName>-gqrwpkrplsfsnnfqokkumktsqfzn/Build/Intermediates.noindex/ArchiveIntermediates/<productName>-Production/IntermediateBuildFilesPath/UninstalledProducts/iphoneos/Localize_Swift.framework'
2) Target 'Localize-Swift-iOS14.0' has create directory command with output '/Users/me/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/<productName>-gqrwpkrplsfsnnfqokkumktsqfzn/Build/Intermediates.noindex/ArchiveIntermediates/<productName>-Production/IntermediateBuildFilesPath/UninstalledProducts/iphoneos/Localize_Swift.framework'

• Updated to Xcode 13

• Fixed infinite loading when opening Main storyboard - eventually doesn't respond.

• Added dark mode support and used Xcode 13 tinted buttons.

• Fixed storyboard warning

• Updated pod target

how to organize localize string in an object ?

"hello" = { "world" = "Hello World"; "indonesia" = "Hello Indonesia"; };

"hello.indonesia".localized()