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Export language data for specific objects

  • Last UpdatedJan 16, 2025
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You can export language data for the following types of Galaxy objects:

  • Visualization folder graphics

  • AutomationObject templates and instances

  • $InTouchViewApp templates and instances.

All graphics in an instance or template are exported.

When you export the language data for a graphic, the language data for all graphics referenced by the graphic is also exported. The exported graphics can be referenced through direct embedding or through a show graphic animation.

For example, a Galaxy has Symbol1 and Symbol2 defined in the Visualization folder. There are two instances called UserDefined1 and UserDefined2. UserDefined1 includes Symbol1. UserDefined2 includes Symbol1 and Symbol2. The instance graphic UserDefined1.Symbol1 embeds Symbol1 and Symbol2 from the Visualization folder and one instance graphic UserDefined2.Symbol1. If you select the instance UserDefined1 and export the language data, then the language data would also be exported for the graphics Symbol1, Symbol2, and UserDefined2.Symbol1.

Line diagram to show how owned objects are included when exporting the owning object for localization

To export language data for specific objects

  1. Using the System Platform IDE, open the Galaxy for which you want to export graphic text.

  2. Select one or more objects to export.

  3. From the ribbon, select Galaxy, then select Export.

  4. Select Localization, and then select Selected Industrial Graphics. The Export Locale Data dialog box appears.

    Export locale data

  5. Configure the export settings.

    • In the Language to export list, select the language dictionary to export. The default language is not listed.

    • In the Path box, type the folder to which you want to export the dictionary. Select the browse icon to select an existing folder or create a new folder.

  6. Select Export. The export progress is shown as the XML file is created.

  7. When file creation is complete, select Close.

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