FlexLingo is checked in
I blogged about FlexLingo the other day and I just wanted to mention that I checked in all the code to google code.
The demo is here with source code enabled. You’ll have to check out the google code project to get to the flexlingo.swc source code. I haven't documented much of the code, or any of it, and there are a few issues with doing translations this way. As a developer you still need to tie in how you want to store the translations once they are done because you obviously don’t want to hit the google language api every time one of your users needs a translations. I’m also not happy with the bindings that display the strings. It’s too much work, and if you check the code out you’ll see what I mean. I was having trouble with binding through a function. If you have any questions feel free to comment here or email me.
Brian..
Interesting stuff. Funny though, when I saw the project name I thought you had written an interpreter for Director's Lingo language!
Posted by: brett | April 05, 2008 at 06:19 PM
Hi Brian,
Great work with this, it really helped me with a project Im busy with. Was wondering have you ever managed to get a custom made swc from flash to work with Resource Manager? Would love to know if its possible.
Posted by: Ryan Mac | August 26, 2008 at 03:12 PM
@Ryan,
I have not done that, but the first thing I would try is to link to my custom swc to my project with an RSL. Other than that, rip the swf out of your swc and just use it.
Posted by: Brian Holmes | August 26, 2008 at 08:21 PM