“translate scheme”

Hello,I am just wondering - what is the proper way to translate an app in to different languages? I want to automatically detect the users preferred language, and then set it compared to that. I tried to use the let countryCode = NSLocale.currentLocale().objectForKey(NSLocaleCountryCode) as! String, and then check the outcome of that, and then set all of my labels, textfields .text to the other language. Is there a better way of doing this? Because as you probably know, you can't find out the users preferred language just by getting its region. I have read something about internationalization and localization, but I haven't really found any thing. Thanks in advance.

Hi, Is it possible to translate Sign in with Apple button to Portuguese (PT-BR)? If it is, what's the correct translation according Apple guidelines?

I've been working an issue for the past couple of days on OpenGL-ES2. I am using almost all standard OpenGL calls, but use GLKView to manage the rendering surface. I have noticed that I am getting a translation of .5 on top of my stuff that is coming from somewhere, but not my stuff. I put my eyepoint at the origin and am using identity shaders: passing the geometry to be displayed with no transformations at all.I almost wonder if glkView is trying to hard to be my friend, and is tossing in a .5 translation so my scene is nicely centered in a normalized default bounding box. (And yes, the geometry is all original based as well).

Hi,Is it possible to translate Sign in with Apple button to Portuguese (PT-BR)?If it is, what's the correct translation according Apple guidelines?

I’m trying to integrate Apple’s Translation framework in a Swift 6 project with Approachable Concurrency enabled. I’m following the code here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/translation/translating-text-within-your-app#Offer-a-custom-translation And, specifically, inside the following code .translationTask(configuration) { session in do { // Use the session the task provides to translate the text. let response = try await session.translate(sourceText) // Update the view with the translated result. targetText = response.targetText } catch { // Handle any errors. } } On the try await session.translate(…) line, the compiler complains that “Sending ‘session’ risks causing data races”. Extended error message: Sending main actor-isolated 'session' to @concurrent instance method 'translate' risks causing data races between @concurrent and main actor-isolated uses I’ve downloaded Apple’s sample code (at the top of linked webpage), it compiles f

Hello !How can translate this row in C++ to Swift: _buffer = [device newBufferWithLength:_size options:0]; mpTransform = static_cast<simd::float4x4 *>([_buffer contents]);where: _size = sizeof(float4x4)_buffer = self.devise.newBufferWithLength(size, options: .CPUCacheModeDefaultCache)how set buffer.contents() to array flat4 ?

Hi team, With regards to Call (Live) Translations on VOIP: Is it possible to invoke live translations within the app? (without going into the Call System UI) Is it possible to navigate users from app to Call System UI via an API? (and also invoking the new live translations directly) Will Apple support more languages apart from the current ones? (Currently I see 4 supported languages)

Monterey introduced native translation capabilities that are used in Safari, Books and other apps. User can select a piece of text and then translate it in their language. I am having trouble findig how to access this native capability from our app as a developer. Thanks

Hi, One of the great features introduced in WWDC24 is the Translation API. But unfortunately it's currently unavailable on visionOS. My question is, does Apple have any plan to support it on visionOS as well? If so, what's the ETA for this feature? I would really like to see it on visionOS, otherwise I'll have to pay Google to use their translation API.

Hey guys!I'm trying to translate my game into Romanian, however I can't seem to find the language in the list. I have seen other apps on my iPad's App Store, which are actually translated into Romanian. My question is how can I achieve the same? (my app is distributed only to Romania)Appreciate any help.https://i.imgur.com/PwUzbgQ.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/d0607R9.jpg

Hi, is it possible to localize the text for the ARKitCoachingOverlay? https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:640/format:webp/1*FDzypCQtuU10Ky203NQr-A.png I`m developing with Unity and use this sample script provided: https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/arfoundation-samples/blob/main/Assets/Scenes/ARKit/ARKitCoachingOverlay/ARKitCoachingOverlay.cs So in the best case, you can describe how I can get translations working for German. Thanks

I have the following Objective-C code from webpage https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Audio/Conceptual/iPodLibraryAccess_Guide/UsingMediaPlayback/UsingMediaPlayback.htmlNSNotificationCenter *notificationCenter = [NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter];[notificationCenter addObserver: self selector: @selector (handle_NowPlayingItemChanged:) name: MPMusicPlayerControllerNowPlayingItemDidChangeNotification object: musicPlayer];[notificationCenter addObserver: self selector: @selector (handle_PlaybackStateChanged:) name: MPMusicPlayerControllerPlaybackStateDidChangeNotification object: musicPlayer];[musicPlayer beginGeneratingPlaybackNotifications];I need to translate the code to Swift.I was able to translate the first line into:var notificationCenter: NSNotificationCenter = NSNotificationCenter.defaultCenter()When I translated the second statement, I have the following so far, which Xcode filled in for me:notificationCenter.addObserver(<#T##observer: AnyObject##AnyOb

I exported strings from an iOS App to create a Xcloc with an fr.xliff file. Using the XLIFF App I an adding translated test to the target column, and when I translate: Using the slider you can set image dimensions in 10% increments. I get this error: Validation Error Target does not contain all format characters from the source, missing % i. Is the issue here the use of % in the original text?

Safari Technology Preview 14 has not enabled translation in MacOs Catalina

Is anyone aware of an existing product with a directional microphone, that can be used with automatic speech recognition (similar to Google Glass Captions) — with something like the Google Speech API — wait for a pause, and then translate the speech from the language heard into another language (English for myself) — using something like the Google Cloud Translation API — to then be displayed on something like Google Glass?I really think such a product would be a huge hit (internationally)... but don't have the resources to produce such a product myself.Thanks,Craig