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Name:

translate$() -- translate a string

Synopsis:

Translation$ = TRANSLATE$(Source$)

Description:

The counterpart to the localize command is translate$(). It translates the string Source$ according to known dictionaries (see localize for more information about dictionaries) into the language currently set as default.

Note: However, supporting the localization of your program is a good idea for BeOS users too because localization support might be added soon to BeOS yab.

Example:

print translate$("File")

Explanation:

Using only the system dictionaries, we can obtain the translation of "File" according to the language set in the preferences.

Related: localize, LANGUAGE_AVAILABLE$