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I would like to localize my constants. Constants are defined and declared the usual way:
extern NSString * const kStringName;
NSString * const kStringName = @"Whatever...";
How to make it localizable? This just can not work...
NString * const kStringName = NSLocalizedString(@"Whatever...", @"Whatever...");
Thank you!
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There are two categories of localized strings: the strings included in the installation package's UI, common to every MSI file. the strings included in your project, that are particular to the current project: the name of your application, file names, registry values, properties etc.
A string constant is an arbitrary sequence of characters that are enclosed in single quotation marks (' '). For example, 'This is a string'. You can embed single quotation marks in strings by typing two adjacent single quotation marks.
The key used to look up an entry in a strings file or strings dictionary file. iOS 13.0+ iPadOS 13.0+ macOS 10.15+ Mac Catalyst 13.0+ tvOS 13.0+ watchOS 6.0+
Answer. Explanation: A string constant consists of zero or more characters enclosed by apostrophes ( ' ) or quotes ( " ). ... This is because a quote character followed by a digit from 0 to 7 represents an octal numeric constant, not a string, and the character 9 is an illegal octal digit.
A const variable may already optimized at compile time so you can't change it at runtime. You simply can't have const localized strings.
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