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- Which syntax to use?
- Managing the space characters
- Displaying a message in an unavailable language
MessTranslate (Function) In french: MessTraduit
Warning
From version 26, this function is kept for backward compatibility. It is recommended to enter the message directly in the code. For more details, see Translating programming messages.
Retrieves a message found in the code of a program in the current language. Remark: We advise you to directly use the multilingual strings in the code.
// Retrieves and displays the message 2100 // found in the code of the "WIN_Menu" window Info(MessTranslate(WIN_Menu, 2100))
// Retrieves and displays the message 2100 // found in the code Info(MessTranslate(2100))
Syntax
Retrieving the message corresponding to the identifier (compatibility with version 5.5) Hide the details
<Result> = MessTranslate(<Message number>)
<Result>: Character string Sought message in the current language. <Message number>: Integer Number of the message to display:- Number included between 1 and 500 (inclusive): the resource is sought in the project.
- Number included between 2000 and 2499 (inclusive): the resource is sought in the current window.
- Number included between 5000 and 5499 (inclusive): the resource is sought in the current class.
Remarks We recommend that you use the first syntax. To find resources whose identifiers are greater than the above-mentioned limits, you must use the first syntax. Managing the space characters The space characters entered at the end of messages are ignored. For example: "The customer: " becomes "The customer:". To force one or more space characters at the end of a message, you must use the non-breaking space character (Alt+0160, the 0 in front of 160 is mandatory).
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