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|gr2= Localization
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|descr= Used to internationalize text messages. A string is returned from [[Stringtable.csv]] (or [[Stringtable.xml]]) which corresponds to the ''stringName''.
|descr= Used to internationalise text messages. The provided translation key is looked up in [[Stringtable.xml]] (or [[Stringtable.csv]]).


|s1= [[localize]] stringName
|s1= [[localize]] stringName


|p1= stringName: [[String]] - String which leads to localisation. Casing does not matter. Since Arma 3 v2.04 a string starting with "$" is supported as well
|p1= stringName: [[String]] - string which leads to localisation. Casing does not matter. {{GVI|arma3|2.04|size= 0.75}} A string starting with "$" is supported


|r1= [[String]] - Text found in corresponding entry in stringtable file. If the key could not be found an empty string {{hl|""}} is returned and an entry is added to .rpt file, for example {{hl|String STR_DN_SNAKE not found}}
|r1= [[String]] - text found in corresponding entry in stringtable file. If the key could not be found an empty string {{hl|""}} is returned and an entry is added to .rpt file, for example {{hl|String STR_DN_SNAKE not found}}


|x1= <code>[[hint]] [[localize]] "STR_WEST"; {{cc|Returns "BLUFOR"}}</code>
|x1= <sqf>
hint localize "STR_West"; // returns "BLUFOR"
hint localize "STR_WEST"; // returns "BLUFOR"
hint localize "STR_weSt"; // returns "BLUFOR"
hint localize "STR_NonExistentString"; // returns "" and logs "String STR_NonExistentString not found"
</sqf>


|x2= <code>[[hint]] [[format]] ["Go %1", [[localize]] "STR_Q_NORTH"]; {{cc|Returns "Go North"}}</code>
|x2= <sqf>hint format ["Go %1", localize "STR_Q_NORTH"]; // returns "Go North"</sqf>


|x3= <code>[[hint]] [[format]]
|x3= <sqf>
hint format  
[
[
  [[localize]] "STR_ACTION_DROP_WEAPON", {{cc|"STR_ACTION_DROP_WEAPON" contains "Drop %1"}}
localize "STR_ACTION_DROP_WEAPON", // "STR_ACTION_DROP_WEAPON" contains "Drop %1"
  [[localize]] "STR_SN_RIFLE" {{cc|"STR_SN_RIFLE" contains "Rifle"}}
localize "STR_SN_RIFLE" // "STR_SN_RIFLE" contains "Rifle"
]; {{cc|Returns "Drop Rifle"}}</code>
]; // returns "Drop Rifle"
</sqf>


|x4= <code>[[localize]] "$STR_USRACT_ADJUST"; {{cc|Since Arma 3 v2.04, Returns "Adjust"}}</code>
|x4= <sqf>localize "$STR_USRACT_ADJUST"; // returns "Adjust" since Arma 3 v2.04</sqf>


|seealso= [[isLocalized]] [[diag_localized]], [[getTextRaw]], [[BIS_fnc_localize]], [[WFSideText]], [[parseText]], [[Stringtable.csv]], [[Stringtable.xml]]
|seealso= [[isLocalized]] [[diag_localized]] [[getTextRaw]] [[BIS_fnc_localize]] [[WFSideText]] [[parseText]] [[Stringtable.csv]] [[Stringtable.xml]]
}}
}}


<dl class="command_description">
{{Note
 
|user= Killzone_Kid
<dt></dt>
|timestamp= 20140912115500
<dd class="notedate">Posted on September 12, 2014 - 11:55 (UTC)</dd>
|text= The command [[localize]] will strip all HTML tags from your [[Stringtable.xml]] entries, however there is a way to trick it by substituting tags with HTML code instead:
<dt class="note">[[User:Killzone Kid|Killzone Kid]]</dt>
<syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
<dd class="note">
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
The command [[localize]] will strip all HTML tags from your ''stringtable.xml'' entries, however there is a way to trick it by substituting tags with HTML code instead:
<syntaxhighlight lang="xml"><?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Key ID="STR_TEST_KK">
<Key ID="STR_TEST_KK">
<Original><![CDATA[<t color='#ff0000'>This doesn't work</t>]]></Original>
<Original><![CDATA[<t color='#ff0000'>This doesn't work</t>]]></Original>
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<Key ID="STR_TEST_KK2">
<Key ID="STR_TEST_KK2">
<Original>&lt;t color='#ff0000'&gt;This works&lt;/t&gt;</Original>
<Original>&lt;t color='#ff0000'&gt;This works&lt;/t&gt;</Original>
</Key></syntaxhighlight>
</Key>
<code>[[hint]] [[parseText]] [[localize]] "str_test_kk"; {{cc| no change of colour}}</code>
</syntaxhighlight>
<code>[[hint]] [[parseText]] [[localize]] "str_test_kk2"; {{cc| hint content is in red}}</code>
<sqf>
</dd>
hint parseText localize "str_test_kk"; // no change of colour
 
hint parseText localize "str_test_kk2"; // hint content is in red
</dl>
</sqf>
}}

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Description

Description:
Used to internationalise text messages. The provided translation key is looked up in Stringtable.xml (or Stringtable.csv).
Groups:
StringsLocalization

Syntax

Syntax:
localize stringName
Parameters:
stringName: String - string which leads to localisation. Casing does not matter. Arma 3 logo black.png2.04 A string starting with "$" is supported
Return Value:
String - text found in corresponding entry in stringtable file. If the key could not be found an empty string "" is returned and an entry is added to .rpt file, for example String STR_DN_SNAKE not found

Examples

Example 1:
hint localize "STR_West"; // returns "BLUFOR" hint localize "STR_WEST"; // returns "BLUFOR" hint localize "STR_weSt"; // returns "BLUFOR" hint localize "STR_NonExistentString"; // returns "" and logs "String STR_NonExistentString not found"
Example 2:
hint format ["Go %1", localize "STR_Q_NORTH"]; // returns "Go North"
Example 3:
hint format [ localize "STR_ACTION_DROP_WEAPON", // "STR_ACTION_DROP_WEAPON" contains "Drop %1" localize "STR_SN_RIFLE" // "STR_SN_RIFLE" contains "Rifle" ]; // returns "Drop Rifle"
Example 4:
localize "$STR_USRACT_ADJUST"; // returns "Adjust" since Arma 3 v2.04

Additional Information

See also:
isLocalized diag_localized getTextRaw BIS_fnc_localize WFSideText parseText Stringtable.csv Stringtable.xml

Notes

Report bugs on the Feedback Tracker and/or discuss them on the Arma Discord or on the Forums.
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Killzone_Kid - c
Posted on Sep 12, 2014 - 11:55 (UTC)
The command localize will strip all HTML tags from your Stringtable.xml entries, however there is a way to trick it by substituting tags with HTML code instead: 
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<Key ID="STR_TEST_KK">
	<Original><![CDATA[<t color='#ff0000'>This doesn't work</t>]]></Original>
</Key>
<Key ID="STR_TEST_KK2">
	<Original>&lt;t color='#ff0000'&gt;This works&lt;/t&gt;</Original>
</Key>

hint parseText localize "str_test_kk"; // no change of colour hint parseText localize "str_test_kk2"; // hint content is in red

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