Hi, I had similar problem, I think that this is because consts are "filled" when compiling and there is no way to change them at runtime. Try this trick with pointers:
resourcestring SSunday = "Sunday"; const SWeek: array[0..0] of PString = (@SSunday); begin WriteLn(SWeek[0]^); end; Regards 2011/6/24 Marco van de Voort <mar...@stack.nl> > In our previous episode, Craig Peterson said: > > In Delphi I can use resource strings with const arrays and everything > > works correctly. For example, if I have a resource DLL with translated > > strings and this will work: > > > > resourcestring > > SSunday = "Sunday"; > > > > const > > SWeek: array[0..0] of string = (SSunday); > > > > begin > > WriteLn(SWeek[0]); > > end; > > > > I've tried doing the same with FPC's GetText unit and > > SetResourceStrings. SSunday gets translated correctly, but SWeek > doesn't. > > > > Is that something that should work if I'm early enough in the > > initialization order, an unimplemented feature, or something that's > > unlikely to changed? > > No, this is a problem of gettext. If you use dxgettext on Delphi instead of > Windows built in resourcesystem there is the same problem. > > For this to work you really need resource types that work based on > replacing > memory areas, or use _() > _______________________________________________ > fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org > http://lists.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal > >
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