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Rename Documentation/Commands to Documentation/Parsers
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CHANGELOG.md

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* Strings: the parser now accepts a `separator` option, used to split keys into structured components. The default separator remains `.`. For more information, check the [command's documentation](Documentation/Commands/strings.md#customization).
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* Strings: the parser now accepts a `separator` option, used to split keys into structured components. The default separator remains `.`. For more information, check the [command's documentation](Documentation/Parsers/strings.md#customization).
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[#576](https://github.com/SwiftGen/SwiftGen/issue/576)
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[#588](https://github.com/SwiftGen/SwiftGen/pull/588)
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Documentation/SwiftGenKit Contexts/Strings.md

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The strings parser accepts a `strings` file, typically `Localizable.strings`. It will parse each string in this file, including the type information for formatting parameters.
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The strings file will be converted into a structured tree version, where each string is separated into components by the `.` character (note: you can choose another separator if you need, using the `separator` option, see [Command Customization](../Commands/strings.md#customization)). We call this the `dot syntax`, each component representing a level. For example, the following strings:
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The strings file will be converted into a structured tree version, where each string is separated into components by the `.` character (note: you can choose another separator if you need, using the `separator` option, see [Command Customization](../Parsers/strings.md#customization)). We call this the `dot syntax`, each component representing a level. For example, the following strings:
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