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Expand Up @@ -14,13 +14,13 @@ To make use of this functionality for your own app strings you make use of the `
The simplest way to prepare for translations is to use the `L` or `Localize` function to mark a string as translatable - if the translation is not found then the string will be used as a fallback.

```go
title := widget.NewLabel(lang.L("My App Title"))
title := widget.NewLabel(lang.L("My App Title"))
```

In some cases it may be desirable to label a string with a unique ID instead of using the default value - for disambiguation or other reason. In this case you would use `LocalizeKey` or the `X` alias.

```go
title := widget.NewLabel(lang.X("window.title", "My App Window Title"))
title := widget.NewLabel(lang.X("window.title", "My App Window Title"))
```

That may be all you need to know to get started - skip to [translation files[(translation-files).
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Finally you can tell Fyne to load these translations with a single function call between `app.New` and `Run()` in your `main` function:

```go
lang.AddTranslationsFS(translations, "translation")
lang.AddTranslationsFS(translations, "translation")
```

This uses the embedded filesystem and specifies the name of the directory that the files are stored in.
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In more complex cases the string will change based on the number of items it refers to. For this the `lang.LocalizePlural` function (aliased to `lang.N`) is avaialble.

```go
age := widget.NewLabel(lang.N("{{.Years}} years old", years, map[string]any{"Years": years}))
age := widget.NewLabel(lang.N("{{.Years}} years old", years, map[string]any{"Years": years}))
```

You can pass data in this way to any of the calls, using template syntax to insert the value. A struct with exported fields, or a map as illustrated above, can be used to insert data.
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