I have such a question: I have an Login/Registration Activity which is by default is using Russian version of strings.xml. So when user is entering application - he sees text in Russian language. But on that activity there is a button to choose another language. When he clicks that button - I open another activity in which he can choose which language to use (English/Spanish/German/etc). When he chooses a language (let's say German). How can I from this point in time, show to the user text which is now should be used from German version of strings.xml? And also - how can I do such a thing: if user's locale is from Russian, Ukraine, Georgia --- then use Russian version of strings.xml, and if user's locale from any other country - user English version of strings.xml? Thanks.
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问题:
回答1:
I would strongly recommend using lokalise
We have an app with 6 flavours and more than 16 languages. It would be a nightmare, if only this library didn't exist.
They have a tutorial on how to use custom locale: but in short:
// Create a new Locale object
Locale locale = new Locale("ru");
Locale.setDefault(locale);
// Create a new configuration object
Configuration config = new Configuration();
// Set the locale of the new configuration
config.locale = locale;
// Update the configuration of the Accplication context
getResources().updateConfiguration(
config,
getResources().getDisplayMetrics()
);
回答2:
What you want to do is:
Have a list of language/locale wise content translations in the format of key-value pairs. You can achieve this within the same file or have separate files and name them according to the language-locale combo. I prefer the latter version, easier to maintain.
Next at time of app init, you want to read the phone's current locale with
Locale current = getResources().getConfiguration().locale;
Map this value to the content files (varies from framework to framework) created above and you have instant localization.