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I'm trying to include the internationalization of my application, and only for testing purposes I added a simple line in the file Localizable.string.
This is my whole file:
"Test locale" = "Test locale"
And when I try run my application I get this error:
Localizable.strings:0: error: validation failed: The data couldn’t be read because it has been corrupted.
I've tried changing the "Text Encoding" to UTF-16 but nothing resolved.
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A localized string can have different values depending on the language in which the project is being build. There are two categories of localized strings: the strings included in the installation package's UI, common to every MSI file.
Let us move on to create a string file called 'Localizable' that will hold the text we want to localize. Choose File → New → File ..., select Strings File under Resources, and click Next. Name it Localizable, then click on Create.
Click on iOS->App/Single View App->Next. Name your project and select the language as Swift. Select a desired location and click on Create. To start with Localization, click on your Project Name -> go to Info Tab -> Under Localizations, click on the '+' button.
If this is your whole file, add a semicolon at the end. Change it to:
"Test locale" = "Test locale";
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To get more detailed informations you can use the Property List utility from the command line:
plutil -lint <your_strings_file>.strings the -lint switch is for checking the syntax. If you have an error you'll get line number and more informations, and in general better directions on how to fix the issue.
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