Multilanguage support for script variables

[BobLivingston]

Is it possible to have Multiple Languages function also include certain variables accessible via scripting?

For instance, it would be nice if when the script puts up a message box the text were in the selected language rather than the default language used in the script.

[Ron L.]

One way to do this would be to set a tag to a value every-time you changed a Language, then use this internal integer tag to determine what the current language is in your script. There isn't a System Tag or anything in Globals that tells what the current language is, but using actions it should be very straightforward to change a value of an internal tag whenever the language is changed.

[antoineA]

Hi,

So i suppose there is no script instruction which allows define current language?

Best regards,

antoineA.

[Ron L.]

You can change languages based off of a tags value. You would add this logic under the Functions "Tags" -> "Tags" tab -> "Action" column.

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If you would like to change this language tags value in script, the code would look something like:

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Globals.Tags.Tag1.Value = 2;

[BobLivingston]

Can't you just change the language using the MutiLanguage function:
Globals.MultipleLanguages.SetLanguage("Default");

[Ron L.]

That didn't show up in my auto-complete in script, but that code does compile.