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Originally posted by MenthiX
I'd like to see tutorials on how to use /commands properly, see Need an example of proper /commands to show to other scripters
I remember sending you a PM ages back telling you about the two methods, RegExp and using a split at the spaces. The RegExp is the only method I recomend these days, even if the person doesn't understand the code then they can just copy and use it, Cookies posts make things basically fail-safe.
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Originally posted by MenthiX
something on a multi language class that allows easy translation, switching languages etc.
This is quite difficult because there are many things that you can't just change the label of through a script and you have to edit the XML of the interface window before opening it. This is difficult and has to be made of a per script basis to get the naming of everything correct and understand the methods they use (all ui's in one XML or many XML's for example). What is easier however is using an interface folder with many XML all filled in and naming them like AboutWindow-en.xml and using the
MsgPlus.UILangCode property (I accume by the property name that is the reason for having it). Although this isn't really a nice method for the translator, it is easier and more accurate for the script writer (although harder to update).