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Olibouban: /* What programming languages does Globalyzer support? */

2025-02-12T21:48:55Z

What programming languages does Globalyzer support?

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	* PHP		* PHP
	* Python		* Python
	* Qt		* QT C++
	* SQL (MS SQL, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL)		* SQL (MS SQL, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL)
	* Swift2		* Swift2

Masnes: /* What programming languages does Globalyzer support? */

2021-10-27T17:10:25Z

What programming languages does Globalyzer support?

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	* HTML		* HTML
	* Java		* Java
	* JavaScript, (includes AngularJS, NodeJS, React, and other libraries)		* JavaScript / TypeScript, (includes AngularJS, NodeJS, React, and other libraries)
	* Objective-C		* Objective-C
	* MXML		* MXML

Masnes: /* What programming languages does Globalyzer support? */

2021-10-12T16:37:58Z

What programming languages does Globalyzer support?

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	* Delphi		* Delphi
			* Go
	* HTML		* HTML
	* Java		* Java
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	* Perl		* Perl
	* PHP		* PHP
			* Python
	* Qt		* Qt
	* SQL (MS SQL, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL)		* SQL (MS SQL, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL)

Masnes: /* What programming languages does Globalyzer support? */

2020-01-10T20:50:53Z

What programming languages does Globalyzer support?

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	* HTML		* HTML
	* Java		* Java
	* JavaScript		* JavaScript, (includes AngularJS, NodeJS, React, and other libraries)
	* Objective-C		* Objective-C
	* MXML		* MXML

Masnes: /* What programming languages does Globalyzer support? */

2017-12-11T19:29:53Z

What programming languages does Globalyzer support?

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	* XML.		* XML.

	~~We can consider adding additional programming languages at the request of our clients.~~

	If your language is not shown above, please see [[Scanning Unsupported Languages\|Scanning Additional Languages]]		If your language is not shown above, please see [[Scanning Unsupported Languages\|Scanning Additional Languages]].

	==How thorough is Globalyzer in reviewing and modifying my code?==		==How thorough is Globalyzer in reviewing and modifying my code?==

Masnes: /* What programming languages does Globalyzer support? */

2017-12-11T19:28:19Z

What programming languages does Globalyzer support?

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	We can consider adding additional programming languages at the request of our clients.		We can consider adding additional programming languages at the request of our clients.

			If your language is not shown above, please see [[Scanning Unsupported Languages\|Scanning Additional Languages]]

	==How thorough is Globalyzer in reviewing and modifying my code?==		==How thorough is Globalyzer in reviewing and modifying my code?==

Rdaly: /* After the string extraction, can a developer tell what string is associated with the string key other than opening up the resource file? */

2017-02-09T22:16:57Z

After the string extraction, can a developer tell what string is associated with the string key other than opening up the resource file?

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	== After the string extraction, can a developer tell what string is associated with the string key other than opening up the resource file? ==		== After the string extraction, can a developer tell what string is associated with the string key other than opening up the resource file? ==

	If you select an externalized string key in the source code, you can right click and select Globalyzer->Resources->Go to Resource Definition and it will bring up the resource file with that entry highlighted. Also, if you set the preference to Automatically Insert Externalized String Comment, when strings are externalized, a comment will be added to the source file with the text of the string that was externalized.		If you select an externalized string key in the source code, you can right click and select '''Globalyzer->Resources->Go to Resource Definition''' and it will bring up the resource file with that entry highlighted. Also, if you set the preference to '''Window -> Preferences -> Globalyzer - Automatically Insert Externalized String Comment''', when strings are externalized, a comment will be added to the source file with the text of the string that was externalized.

	== Can a developer customize the result list – for example, have the freedom to move entries to to-do list or ignore list, etc.? ==		== Can a developer customize the result list – for example, have the freedom to move entries to to-do list or ignore list, etc.? ==

	Yes, scan result statuses can be changed. Select one or more scan results, right-click and select the new status.		Yes, scan result statuses can be changed. Select one or more scan results, right-click and select the new status.

Rdaly: /* Do I have to submit my source code to the Globalyzer web site? */

2017-02-09T21:43:20Z

Do I have to submit my source code to the Globalyzer web site?

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	==Do I have to submit my source code to the Globalyzer web site?==		==Do I have to submit my source code to the Globalyzer web site?==

	No. Your source code is never copied from your local machine. Globalyzer only accesses its server for Rule Set configurations, which are used to detect and filter internationalization issues, and for storing summary counts from the source code scanning process. The Globalyzer Workbench Client, Command Line Client and Globalyzer Lite perform all code scanning and reporting on your local machine.		No. Your source code is never copied from your local machine. Globalyzer only accesses its server for '''Rule Set''' configurations, which are used to detect and filter internationalization issues, and for storing summary counts from the source code scanning process. The '''Globalyzer Workbench Client, Command Line Client''' and '''Globalyzer Lite''' perform all code scanning and reporting on your local machine.

	==Are there any built-in limitations with respect to number of files, number of code lines being processed?==		==Are there any built-in limitations with respect to number of files, number of code lines being processed?==

Rdaly: /* How can Globalyzer help in creating i18n-aware applications throughout the lifecycle of an application */

2017-02-09T21:42:46Z

How can Globalyzer help in creating i18n-aware applications throughout the lifecycle of an application

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	==How can Globalyzer help in creating i18n-aware applications throughout the lifecycle of an application==		==How can Globalyzer help in creating i18n-aware applications throughout the lifecycle of an application==

	The Globalyzer Workbench installation includes both the Workbench and the ~~[http://www.globalyzer.com/gzserver/help/reference/cmd-line-client.html~~ Command Line Client]]. You can use the Command Line Client to integrate into automated build processes so that you can monitor internationalization status on an ongoing basis.		The '''Globalyzer Workbench''' installation includes both the Workbench and the '''Command Line Client'''. You can use the Command Line Client to integrate into automated build processes so that you can monitor internationalization status on an ongoing basis.

	==How can Globalyzer help determine project tasks, estimated efforts and project costs?==		==How can Globalyzer help determine project tasks, estimated efforts and project costs?==

Rdaly: /* Do I have to submit my source code to the Globalyzer web site? */

2017-02-09T21:40:00Z

Do I have to submit my source code to the Globalyzer web site?

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	==Do I have to submit my source code to the Globalyzer web site?==		==Do I have to submit my source code to the Globalyzer web site?==

	No. Your source code is never copied from your local machine. Globalyzer only accesses its server for Rule Set configurations, which are used to detect and filter internationalization issues, and for storing summary counts from the source code scanning process. The Globalyzer Workbench Client ~~and the [http://www.globalyzer.com/gzserver/help/reference/cmd-line-client.html~~ Command Line Client] perform all code scanning and reporting on your local machine.		No. Your source code is never copied from your local machine. Globalyzer only accesses its server for Rule Set configurations, which are used to detect and filter internationalization issues, and for storing summary counts from the source code scanning process. The Globalyzer Workbench Client, Command Line Client and Globalyzer Lite perform all code scanning and reporting on your local machine.

	==Are there any built-in limitations with respect to number of files, number of code lines being processed?==		==Are there any built-in limitations with respect to number of files, number of code lines being processed?==