[answered] Language files must end with '.xml' ?

Hi,

i use MyGUI 3.2.

Is it right that the language files must end with '.xml' ?
Else the tags in the layout will not replaced.


// load Language
MyGUI::LanguageManager::getInstancePtr()->loadUserTags("core.language.xml");
MyGUI::LanguageManager::getInstancePtr()->loadUserTags("core.language.german.xml");
MyGUI::LanguageManager::getInstancePtr()->loadUserTags("core.language.english.xml");



<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<MyGUI type="Language">
<Language default="German">
<Info name="German">
<Source>core.language.german.xml</Source>
</Info>
<Info name="English">
<Source>core.language.english.xml</Source>
</Info>
</Language>
</MyGUI>


They should match real file name, and it doesn't matter if it's end is '.xml' or not. You just need to use file name without omitting it's extension.

Hm, looks like I was wrong. There are two supported formats for language files - xml and raw text with two values on each line. And when you use non-xml extension second format is used.
That's not really clear behaviour, so I think we might change this to detecting format.