• Introduction
  • Language File Container
    • <gui-languages> tag
    • <web-languages> tag
  • Language files
    • <phrases> tag
    • <w_phrases> tag

Introduction

Language File Container

Language file container may consist of a list of language file URLs each one representing a different language. The following language file container are currently supported:

1. Phone User Interface language file container (<gui-languages> tag)
2. Web User Interface language file container (<web-languages> tag)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
 <gui-languages>
  <language url="<Phone User Interface Language file URL(1)>" name="<language_name(1)>" />
  ...
  <language url="<Phone User Interface Language file URL(n)>" name="<language_name(n)>" />
 </gui-languages>

• language url string contains phone user interface language file URLs (1)..(n)
• name string determines the language's name in the phone user interface language list.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
 <web-languages>
  <language url="<Web User Interface Language file URL(1)>" name="<language_name(1)>" />
  ...
  <language url="<Web User Interface Language file URL(n)>" name="<language_name(n)>" />
 </web-languages>

• language url string contains WUI - Web User Interface language file URLs (1)..(n)
• name string determines the language's name in the web user interface language list.

Language files contain the language phrases. When selecting a new language from the phone or web user interface language list the content of the associated file will be stored in the phone´s RAM. The following language files are currently supported:

1. Phone User Interface language files (<phrases> tag)
2. WUI - Web User Interface language files (<w_phrases> tag)

Language files depend on the firmware version, i.e. each file is unique per firmware version. However the language files of the latest release are always backwards compatible.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
 <phrases>
  <phrase i="<index>" n="<name>" t="<translation>"/>
  ...
  <phrase i="<index>" n="<name>" t="<translation>"/>
  <language i="<index>" t="<language name>"/>
 </phrases>

• phrase tag defines one Phone User Interface phrase
  • i string represents the running <index> of the phrases
  • n string represents the internally used (english) variable <name> used for the translation
  • t string represents the <translation>
• language tag defines the language name
  • i string represents the <index> of the language name, usually equal 0
  • t string represents the <language name>, should match the name string used in (<gui-languages> tag)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
 <w_phrases>
  <w_phrase i="<index>" n="<name>" t="<translation>"/>
  ...
  <w_phrase i="<index>" n="<name>" t="<translation>"/>
  <language i="<index>" t="<language name>"/>
 </w_phrases>

• w_phrase tag defines one WUI - Web User Interface phrase
  • i string represents the running <index> of the phrases
  • n string represents the internally used (english) variable <name> used for the translation
  • t string represents the translation
• language tag defines the language name
  • i string represents the index of the language name, usually equal 0
  • t string represents the <language name>, should match the name string used in (<web-languages> tag)