First of all, you need to switch on the "Hard coded strings" inspection. IntelliJ IDEA will highlight hard-coded strings in the GUI form (just not in the visual editor itself, but in the list of elements to the left of the editor - see screenshot attached). Then you can simply press Alt + Enter for each UI element.
Hello Bob,
First of all, you need to switch on the "Hard coded strings" inspection. IntelliJ IDEA will highlight hard-coded strings in the GUI form (just not in the visual editor itself, but in the list of elements to the left of the editor - see screenshot attached). Then you can simply press Alt + Enter for each UI element.
You can find more examples in i18n demo (http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/training/demos/i18n.html). It is about general i18n support in IntelliJ IDEA and shows some usage examples in GUI designer as well.
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Alexandra Rusina
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