Eclipse extracts all strings of class files for internationalization [externalize strings... function]

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1. first, you can press the shortcut key ALT + SHIFT + S and then select the bottom Externalize Strings... option/or right-click the code of a class file --> Source --> Externalize Strings... option

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2. Click it to search all the strings in your class.

: Find the Key under the item is corresponding to your package generated. Value is a string.

Here, if you want to internationalize to Chinese, you can directly edit it (click the item of Value) without converting it to Unicode (automatic conversion)

If you do not want to internationalize a String, you can deselect the check box.

Suggestion: Do not write Chinese to make it international. Otherwise, it will overwrite the original English. after the file is generated, use another plug-in (search for the International Editor ).

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Click Next -- Finish. At this time, two files will be generated (under the same package as the class)

Message. java (no changes required) and messages. properties

Messages. properties is an international file.

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Possible concerns:

1. A Message. java and messages. properties files are generated for a class to be internationalized,

Will it generate another class and file? Or overwrite the previous messages. properties directly?

A: No. It will be appended to the end of the messages. properties file. If there is no messages. properties file,.

 

2. What should I do if I want to internationalize several files at a time?

A: I don't know... I haven't found any related operations. I hope you can give me some advice ......