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#Language switcher ui how to

So discounting automatic translation as an option, you'd have a wild mixup of languages.This might be simple but I'm new to design so any help will be highly appreciated Thanks, Prakash. The problem is that PlatformUI.getWorkbench ().restart () does not allow to set (or change) any new startup parameters, like -nl de. In LangSwitch, we pass the switchLang function from the context to the onClick button handler. I tried it out myselft and have to admit that it is not as easy as I would have expected.

#Language switcher ui how to

Again, automatic translation simply isn't that good. on the right side menu should appear (which shows the selected language) on selection, it should list all the languages available and also the selected language should be shown as selected screenshot is attached and we use bootstrap. People often ask me how to dynamically change the language in an Eclipe RCP application.Automatic translation translates it into your local language. The big BUT here is: who's gonna do all that work? It simply doesn't scale the way the site currently works.Īnything goes, everyone writes in whatever language they want. Probably the easiest way to support this is to add a small section in the footer with text links to the different supported languages.

I can see an advantage to this if the same Q&A could be hand-translated into other languages, to unify problems and their solutions into one resource, like Wikipedia sites. For the upcoming localisation work -> we will need to offer a way for users to switch their language.

English by default with a suggestion to change the language on top (In English) with a flag.

This is essentially how the system already works, only that things are segregated into entirely different sites instead of filtering within one site. English by default and language option in the menu, including a flag English by default No language options on the first screen and if you go through, you can find it in the menu with a flag.

It's one more step/variable to keep track of when posting something.

It simply doesn't work all that well, certainly not well enough to build a community on.Įveryone tags their posts with what language it's written in, and a "language selector" would filter out content and only show you content in that language. If you're proposing to localise the UI and/or user contributed content by way of machine translation, then you have way too much faith in machine translation.