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Resource strings

  1. IntroductionResource strings primarily exist to make internationalization of applications easier, by introducing a language construct that provides a uniform way of handlin
  2. The resource string fileWhen a unit is compiled that contains a resourcestring section, the compiler does 2 things: It generates a table that contains the value of the strings as decla
  3. Updating the string tablesHaving compiled a program with resourcestrings is not enough to internationalize your program. At run-time, the program must initialize the string tables with t
  4. GNU gettextThe unit gettext provides a way to internationalize an application with the GNU gettext utilities. This unit is supplied with the Free Component Library (FCL).
  5. CaveatIn principle it is possible to translate all resource strings at any time in a running program. However, this change is not communicated to other strings; its c

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