import WorkspaceConfiguration
.product(name: "WorkspaceConfiguration", package: "Workspace")
localisations
The localisations supported by the project.
Declaration
var localisations: [LocalisationIdentifier] { get set }
Discussion
The default contains no localisations, but some tasks may throw errors if they require localisations to be specified.
Localising Documentation
When documenting with more than one localisation active, each documentation comment must be marked according to its localisation.
// @localization(🇫🇷FR)
/// Vérifie l’inégalit
// @localization(🇬🇧EN) @localization(🇺🇸EN)
/// Checks for inequality.
infix operator ≠
Localised versions of a symbol can be cross‐referenced with each other so that they will be treated as the same symbol. In the following example, doSomething() will only appear in the English documentation and faireQuelqueChose() will only appear in the French documentation. Switching the language while looking at one of them will display the opposite function.
// @localization(🇬🇧EN) @localization(🇺🇸EN) @crossReference(doSomething)
/// Does something.
public func doSomething() {}
// @localization(🇫🇷FR) @crossReference(doSomething)
/// Fait quelque chose.
public func faireQuelqueChose() {}
A set of cross references can opt out of a particular localisation. This can be useful when providing aliases for something that pre‐exists in only some of the localisations.
// @localization(🇫🇷FR) @notLocalised(🇬🇧EN)
/// Une chaîne de caractère
public typealias ChaîneDeCaractères = String