LOCTABLE_FROMFILE_GAME('CSVStringTable','CSVStringTable','StringTableCSV/TestStrings.csv') Create and populate a string table from a CSV file String Tables defined in CSV can be loaded using the LOCTABLE_FROMFILE_X macros, or can also be imported to/exported from a String Table asset. LOCTABLE_SETMETA('CodeStringTable','GoodbyeWorld','Comment','This is a comment about goodbye world') Creating String Tables Using CSV LOCTABLE_SETSTRING('CodeStringTable','GoodbyeWorld','Goodbye World!') LOCTABLE_SETMETA('CodeStringTable','HelloWorld','Comment','This is a comment about hello world')

LOCTABLE_SETSTRING('CodeStringTable','HelloWorld','Hello World!') LOCTABLE_NEW('CodeStringTable','CodeStringTable') Sets optional meta-data for an entry in a string table.Įxample: // Create and populate a string table using only C++ When using the _ENGINE variant, the file is relative to the Engine content directory, and when using the _GAME variant, the file is relative to the project content directory. String Tables can be created in C++ by using the LOCTABLE family of macros.Ĭreates a string table instance and populates it from the given CSV file. String Tables can be defined in C++, loaded using a CSV file, or created as an Asset.

String Tables provide a way to centralize your localized text into one (or several) known locations, and then reference the entries within a string table from other assets or code in a robust way that allows for easy re-use of localized text. Redirecting a String Table in the INI File Referencing a String Table in the INI File

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