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I would like VsTranslator to automatically detect the target language by the name of the folder or file.
For example, if my file is called "Localization.zh-CN.resx", then the target language should automatically be Chinese (Simplified) by default.
Also, if my file is in a folder containing "CHS", then the target language should automatically be Chinese (Simplified) by default.
In this way, I don't have to change the target language when translating strings in multiple files where each file targets a different language.
I could imagine this feature as a set of rules based on Regular Expressions that the user would have to enter.
For example, Target Language Identifier: zh-CN Regular Expression Matches: zh-CN CHS
The Regular Expression would match on the full path of the file.
Thank you.
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Or maybe just cache the target language based on the file path, so I only have to set the target language once per file.
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OK,I will consider this.
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I would like VsTranslator to automatically detect the target language by the name of the folder or file.
For example, if my file is called "Localization.zh-CN.resx", then the target language should automatically be Chinese (Simplified) by default.
Also, if my file is in a folder containing "CHS", then the target language should automatically be Chinese (Simplified) by default.
In this way, I don't have to change the target language when translating strings in multiple files where each file targets a different language.
I could imagine this feature as a set of rules based on Regular Expressions that the user would have to enter.
For example,
Target Language Identifier:
zh-CN
Regular Expression Matches:
zh-CN
CHS
The Regular Expression would match on the full path of the file.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: