Multilingual Properties

Some properties allow you to set language-specific values for English or Japanese in addition to the default value, depending on the browser language.
You can configure these by clicking the [+] icon at the bottom right of the setting item in the property dialog.
This feature was added in v4.1.0.

Note

• In the application, the behavior is as follows:
  • When the browser language is English, the value of $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName}Languages.en is referenced first. If it is null, the value of $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName} is referenced.
  • When the browser language is Japanese, the value of $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName}Languages.ja is referenced first. If it is null, the value of $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName} is referenced.

Setting via the Property Dialog

You can set language-specific values for English or Japanese from the property dialog using the following steps:

1. Click the [+] button at the bottom right of a property item that supports multilingual settings.
2. Select [English] or [日本語].
3. An input field for the selected language will appear. Enter the value in that field.
4. Click [Apply].

Getting and Setting via Actions

When getting or setting multilingual property values in actions, use the following syntax:

Getting values in actions

Syntax	Result
const a = $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName}	The value displayed on the screen at the time the action is executed is stored in variable a.
const b = $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName}Languages.default	The property value set for the default is stored in variable b. Added in v4.2.0.
const c = $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName}Languages.en	The property value set for English is stored in variable c.
const d = $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName}Languages.ja	The property value set for Japanese is stored in variable d.

Example:

const a = $ui.text_field.value;
const b = $ui.text_field.valueLanguages.default;
const c = $ui.text_field.valueLanguages.en;
const d = $ui.text_field.valueLanguages.ja;

Note

• When you get $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName}, the value currently displayed on the screen is returned.
  Therefore, use $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName}Languages.default to get the default property value.
• The value obtained by $ui.{componentID}.{propertyName} is the value displayed on the screen at the time the action is executed.

Setting values in actions

Syntax	Result
$ui.{componentID}.{propertyName} = 'xxx'	’xxx’ is set as the default property value.
$ui.{componentID}.{propertyName}Languages.en = 'yyy'	’yyy’ is set as the English property value.
$ui.{componentID}.{propertyName}Languages.ja = 'zzz'	’zzz’ is set as the Japanese property value.

Example:

$ui.text_field.label = 'xxx';
$ui.text_field.labelLanguages.en = 'yyy';
$ui.text_field.labelLanguages.ja = 'zzz';