Hello all, it’s time again for a roundup on what’s happening to Loc-Suite these days. Very busy days. Very busy days. Basically, I completed my Beleg (like a Bachelor Thesis) about automatic application of layout during localizations. What this means? You will never-ever-ever-again have to manually resize a nib file after localization. Okay, it’s not [...]
Category Archives: Features
Editing the Reference Language
February 21, 2010 – 02:18
Up to some weeks ago I have always been convinced that it is absolutely not necessary to be able to edit the reference language from within the Localization Manager. This makes the process very clear: “We create all localizations from the reference files and only read those. We won’t touch them even if you’d want [...]
Segmentation
February 18, 2010 – 19:18
Today I can proudly announce another nice new feature in the Loc-Suite: Segmentation. Basically this is the process of splitting a longer string into multiple parts. Examples for segmentation are paragraphs, sentences or words. I’ve implemented this functionality in form of an engine in the frameworks. Currently there are two usages: First, the matching. While [...]
New logging facility
May 20, 2009 – 13:55
Hey, the Loc-Suite now features a new Logging facility. This means we no longer have the regular text log that is also written to a file, but now a tree-based logging with error levels. Just like the Xcode compile log, each action log can consist of multiple inner log items. Each of these items has [...]
