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![Configuration
// main.m
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
#import "AppDelegate.h"
int main(int argc, char * argv[])
{
@autoreleasepool {
[TML sharedInstanceWithApplicationKey:@"YOUR_APP_KEY"];
return UIApplicationMain(argc, argv, nil,
NSStringFromClass([AppDelegate class])
);
}
}
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![Internationalization
// wrap strings with the tr method
NSLocalizedString(@"Hello World", nil)
// use interpolation
TMLLocalizedString(@"Hello {user}", @{@"user": @"Alex"})
// and many other features of TML syntax...
TMLLocalizedAttributedString(@"Hello [bold: World]")
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![Decoration Tokens
Hello WorldWorld
TMLLocalizedAttributedString('Hello <bold>World</bold>', @{
@”bold”: @{
@"font": [UIFont fontWithName:@"ChalkboardSE-Bold" size:14]
}
})
Uses Native Decoration Methods](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/tmlforobjectivec-161005045634/75/Tml-for-Objective-C-22-2048.jpg)
![Decoration Tokens
TMLLocalizedAttributedString(
@”Hello <indent>World</indent>”,
@{@”indent”: @”<strong>{$0}</strong>”]
)
TMLLocalizedAttributedString(
@”Hello <strong>World</strong>”
)
Hello WorldWorld
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![TMLLocalizedAttributedString(
'[bold: {user}] completed [bold: {count || mile}] on [bold: {user | his, her} last run].',
@{
@'user’: userObject,
@'count’: milesCount
}
)
More Complex Example
Michael completed 3 miles on his last run.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/tmlforobjectivec-161005045634/75/Tml-for-Objective-C-24-2048.jpg)
Tml for Objective C
- 1. Powered by TranslationExchange Translation Markup Language for Objective C TranslationExchange.com
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- 4. There are many standards,but little guidance. “
- 5. Every i18n frameworkhas its own “right way” of doing things, with a different syntax and file format. Developers often hack together their own solutions to try and simplify the process. No universality in the current standards
- 6. Android .xml Apple .strings Apple.plist Gettext .po Gettext .pot Java .properties Java .xml Microsoft .resx Microsoft .resw Microsoft .resjson Microsoft .aspx FILE FORMATS Lots of translation Microsoft .rc PHP .ini PHP .conf Laravel .php Blackberry .rrc NSIS .insh QT Linguist .ts Latex .latex Docbook .dbk TBX .tbx TMX .tmx XLIFF .xliff YouTube .sbv Rails YAML .yaml Subtitles .srt MicroDVD .sub Subviewer .sub Mozilla Web L10N Text .txt CSV Spreadsheet Excel Spreadsheet Word Document
- 7. Extract content into files(genstrings) Upload files to a TMS or an LSP Wait... Download translated files Put translations back in your app Repeat when new content is added or changed BOTTLENECK Resource file management is a
- 8. How can wemake it BETTER FOR EVERYONE? TranslationExchange.com
- 9. An Ideal Solution ●Consistent Provide tools that offer a clear and consistent way for internationalizing content across all frameworks ● Adaptable Tools should be extensible and adaptable and must be able to solve any arising internationalization and localization problem ● Contextual Allow translators to translate in context from within the application ● Agile Keep the development cycle agile - localization must not add significant overhead for developers - it must be done in parallel to the development process TranslationExchange.com
- 10. An integrated andautomated continuous localization あ A Translation Management Service Global CDN Local Cache iOS Application with TMLKit A Better Way TranslationExchange.com
- 11. Translation Caching No impacton app performance, translations are loaded from local cache. Inline Translation Tools Translation can be done within app context Access Professional Translators Connect your application to thousands of professional translators around the world Open Source Source code is available on github Multiple Platforms Support for iOS, Rails, Node, PHP, Laravel, Python, Django, J2EE, Android and more Universal Translation Memory Translations are shared across all applications Core Benefits of TML SDK TranslationExchange.com
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- 14. Configuration // main.m #import <UIKit/UIKit.h> #import"AppDelegate.h" int main(int argc, char * argv[]) { @autoreleasepool { [TML sharedInstanceWithApplicationKey:@"YOUR_APP_KEY"]; return UIApplicationMain(argc, argv, nil, NSStringFromClass([AppDelegate class]) ); } } TranslationExchange.com
- 15. Integration Options ● Fullyautomatic Just activate the SDK, and we do the rest ● Based on NSLocalizedString macros Activate the SDK, include our header and we take over ● Using TML macros Enhance the translations with TML macros TranslationExchange.com
- 16. Internationalization // wrap stringswith the tr method NSLocalizedString(@"Hello World", nil) // use interpolation TMLLocalizedString(@"Hello {user}", @{@"user": @"Alex"}) // and many other features of TML syntax... TMLLocalizedAttributedString(@"Hello [bold: World]") TranslationExchange.com
- 17. Translation Markup Language(TML) ● Simple, yet powerful, syntax for marking up application strings. ● Supports language context rules and language cases, making translations accurate for any language. ● Backwards compatible to standard I18n TranslationExchange.com
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- 19. TML for ObjectiveC Basics Hello World Identical syntax is available in Rails, PHP, Java, Python, Javascript, Node.JS, Ember, Angular, etc... TMLLocalizedString(@”Hello World”)
- 20. Descriptions TMLLocalizedString(@”Eats shoots andleaves”, @”a panda”) Eats shoots and leaves TMLLocalizedString(@”Eats shoots and leaves”, @”a violent restaurant patron”)
- 21. Interpolation TMLLocalizedString(@”Hello {name}”, @{@”name”:@”John”}) Hello John
- 22. Decoration Tokens Hello WorldWorld TMLLocalizedAttributedString('Hello<bold>World</bold>', @{ @”bold”: @{ @"font": [UIFont fontWithName:@"ChalkboardSE-Bold" size:14] } }) Uses Native Decoration Methods
- 23. Decoration Tokens TMLLocalizedAttributedString( @”Hello <indent>World</indent>”, @{@”indent”:@”<strong>{$0}</strong>”] ) TMLLocalizedAttributedString( @”Hello <strong>World</strong>” ) Hello WorldWorld or
- 24. TMLLocalizedAttributedString( '[bold: {user}] completed[bold: {count || mile}] on [bold: {user | his, her} last run].', @{ @'user’: userObject, @'count’: milesCount } ) More Complex Example Michael completed 3 miles on his last run.
- 25. TMLLocalizedString(@”Welcome to {user::pos}blog.”, @{ @”user”: @”Michael” }) Language Cases Welcome to Michael’s blog.
- 26. Ordinals This is yoursecond warning TMLLocalizedString('This is your {count::ord} warning', @{ @”count”: @2 })
- 27. Genstrings This is yoursecond warning $ genstrings ./classes -a TOKEN
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- 29. Distribution Options Packaged Bundle Adda release bundle to your app and it will be unpacked and configured the first time application is run. Dynamic Bundle Release translations to the CDN and they will be synced down to your application. TranslationExchange.com
- 30. How is TranslationDone? Machine Translation provided by Google, Microsoft and Yandex. Translations are ranked to get the best result. Crowdsourced Translation Some developers may choose to use their own users to translate their content, similar to how Facebook and Twitter translated their sites. Professional Translation Order are received and processed by our partners and are made available in our system within hours. TranslationExchange.com
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- 32. ● Translations shouldbe reusable across multiple projects ● Each translation key can have many translation options for a language based on context ● Translation keys and translations are unique and are only stored once in the entire system What is UTM?
- 33. Hello World HolaMundo 안녕하세요 Привет Мир Hallo Welt עולם שלום 你好，世界 UTM Graph
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