[Closed] How is multi-language support provided to the program?

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Hi All,
I write my applications in the local language, but now I'm thinking of adding English support.
I have a couple of ideas in my mind, for example;
For example, I can define a series for each word or sentence I will use and write them in and use them.
But I can't decide if this method is right or wrong.
What is the method of this job I want to learn?
I would be glad if friends who have experience and knowledge on the subject share their ideas and suggestions.Respects.

[dbannon]

using lazarus ?

Lazarus has full built in support for i18n, see the wiki page https://wiki.freepascal.org/Translations_/_i18n_/_localizations_for_programs

While you could do some some manual conversions, I'd strongly recommend the built in model.

Davo

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Thank you so much dbannon for your reply.
I had never heard of it. So this is where I have to start!!!
There is another new topic to learn. Now I'll have to do some research.

[Lulu]

Hi,
I recently used poedit, it is very good

[Thaddy]

Thank you so much dbannon for your reply.
I had never heard of it. So this is where I have to start!!!
There is another new topic to learn. Now I'll have to do some research.

Not only start, but also finish there. It is a standard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalization_and_localization

Everything else is futile / square wheels.

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Lulu Thank you very much for sharing your experience.

Not only start, but also finish there. It is a standard.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalization_and_localization
Everything else is futile / square wheels.

Got it, Commander Thaddy

[Thaddy]

Got it, Commander Thaddy

Actually, in 1978/79 I was a tank commander.. Basically just a Sergeant (officially in Cavalry it is Wachtmeester in Dutch, NCO in English) at 19.  My father in law at that point was a Navy commander, which is very high rank.

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This is a huge coincidence, I was also the Leopard T2A1 Tank Commander in the military (between 2003-2005). 830 HP F54 Diesel with V8 Engine 

[Thaddy]

At least I had a 12 valve engine: modified Aeroplane engine, Meteor... Rolls Royse, Centurion... 10 to one (ten liters of fuel per kilometer.... In terrain) Imagine a 48 ton Ferrari that reached 35 km per hour, sometimes....
I was jealous at the Leopard guys... But our guns were much better. (Average from my tank: 99.8, ONE miss at two kilometers)

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We could go 400 km with approximately 42 tons of 600 liters of diesel, and our maximum speed was 65 km. He could stand up in sudden gassing. If you brake suddenly on asphalt, it would fold the entire asphalt like a quilt. Single point turns were legendary. It took about 10 minutes for a skilled person to disassemble the 4.5-tonne engine, detach it from the body and run it outside.
The only thing I couldn't understand and admired was that the barrel, called Stabilization, was locked on the target. I wonder what kind of coding they used.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=222o2O_w3WI
With one word ; He had a legendary engineering..

[PascalDragon]

Please keep on the topic. If you need to talk about military vehicles, please do so somewhere else.

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I'm responsible for getting the matter to this stage, I wouldn't want anyone to be bothered by me.
Excuse me!

[Thaddy]

Yes, maybe we degressid a bit, Sorry about that.

[Thaddy]

I wonder what kind of coding they used.

It was mechanical and called Gyroscope. No programming involved. Two spinning wheels.
(OK. enough about that...)
What I also have to clarify is that it was me, not the gunner, for the miss. The commander is the secundary gunner)