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I once worked with a program where I had a txt file with all Strings values and in the code I just referenced, so everywhere I used the same string I just needed to change in txt and still no problem using accents or special characters (@, #, %, *)
I’m using IDE Eclipse, I don’t know if it changes anything...
An example, when I create a JLabel and I want to define his text I used to:
myLabel.setText("arquivotxt.mystrings.boasvindas");
And the txt file had the line:
arquivotxt.mystrings.boasvindas = "Bem vindos!"
Does anyone have any idea what I’m talking about? 'Cause I need it to make my show better...
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– user28595
I asked the question very badly formulated, deleted a few minutes later, because the question was refused too and as I was tired I left to continue my program today...
– Kelvin Zarur
You’re messing with the swing API?
– user28595
I’m using swing yes!
– Kelvin Zarur
So what you’re looking for is handling by properties file, see this answer: Accessing a file using Properties
– user28595
Another answer that will help you: Internationalization in Java
– user28595
Man, that’s exactly what it was, vlw
– Kelvin Zarur