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I've discovered a nice command line option that can be given to any Cocoa Application :
/Applications/toto.app/Content/MacOS/toto -NSShowNonLocalizedStrings YES
Run the application long enough, and you will get all the strings that are not localizable in the application and it's bundles. That a nice trick, no ?
Hence when you want to check if all strings can be localized, you just need to run the application long enough to see if all strings are localizable.
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One of the Camino developers has mentioned a small, useful command line switch for Cocoa applications:
Run the applications as âtoto.app/Content/MacOS/toto -NSShowNonLocalizedStrings YESâ and you will see all the strings that aren’t localiz... [Read More]
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