Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Re: Localize String array

Hi,
I think you could use plural forms to do that (see GWT documentation on i18n). I'm using a bit simpler way:
public interfce MyMessage extends Messages
{
  MyMessages INST = GWT.create(MyMessages.class);
  String[] TEXTS = {INST.text1(), INST.text2()};
  String tetx1();
  String text2();
}
Hope it helps.

Honza

Dne pátek, 21. září 2012 16:02:45 UTC+2 Willy napsal(a):
Hi all,
I'm quite new to GWT world and I've some issues.
In this post I ask for help with localization.
I've used an interface that extends Messages, like that:
...
public interface MyMessages extends Messages {
    String text1();
    String text2();
    String text3();
}
...

and so far works all properly.

Problems born when I try to localize an array of strings like that:

static String[] status =
{
        "READY",
        "UNREADY"
}

that I use in this way:

btn.setText(status[0]);

There is a standard way to localize an array strings?

Thanks a lot,
willy

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