TChart translation
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2011 9:46 am
Hi,
sorry if this topic is already covered elsewhere - I couldn't find any solutions.
I'm using TeeChart 4.1.2011.7281 for .Net 2.0 with Visual Studio 2011 and wondering how I can best translate a TChart on a simple Form to different languages.
I want to use the Localization feature of .Net. My Form is localizable. So when the form's language is set to 'default' and I set the title of the left axis of the chart to 'Mitarbeiter' (german for employee) and change the form's language to English to set the axis' title to 'Employee', the title of the axis still stays 'Employee' when changing the language back to default.
In the designer.cs-file of my form I see the title of the axis being set by a static string instead of receiving it from a .resx-file.
I have done nothing else but creating a new form and dragging the chart onto it.
Am I missing here some point?
I this the 'normal' way TCharts are translated to different languages or are there any other best practices?
regards,
Martin
sorry if this topic is already covered elsewhere - I couldn't find any solutions.
I'm using TeeChart 4.1.2011.7281 for .Net 2.0 with Visual Studio 2011 and wondering how I can best translate a TChart on a simple Form to different languages.
I want to use the Localization feature of .Net. My Form is localizable. So when the form's language is set to 'default' and I set the title of the left axis of the chart to 'Mitarbeiter' (german for employee) and change the form's language to English to set the axis' title to 'Employee', the title of the axis still stays 'Employee' when changing the language back to default.
In the designer.cs-file of my form I see the title of the axis being set by a static string instead of receiving it from a .resx-file.
I have done nothing else but creating a new form and dragging the chart onto it.
Am I missing here some point?
I this the 'normal' way TCharts are translated to different languages or are there any other best practices?
regards,
Martin