Use SDLocalize to achieve efficient completion of iOS multilingual work

SDLocalize

The biggest feature of this solution is that it can complete projects that modify from a single-language project to a multi-language project without much modification to the old code. It also supports XIB control localization, without creating XIB files in different language versions.

How SDLocalize works:

First mark a set of controls that need to be localized
Then (viewDidLoad) fires a set of localization tasks when needed
SDLocalize will use the control's text as the text of the current control.
SDLocalize adopts a task-processing mode when designing, and does not pollute the project code and runtime. SDLocalize is essentially a task center that handles control UI styles and is completely independent.

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...
[control0 sdl_defaultRegister];
[control1 sdl_defaultRegister];
control2.sdl_defaultRegister = @"-";
...
// Then at the right time (viewDidLoad), trigger a set of localized tasks// It then triggers a set of localization tasks when needed
- (void)viewDidLoad {
    [SDLocalize defaultLocalize]; // Takes effect on all controls marked as default pages
    //[control0 sdl_localizeIfNeed];
    //[control1 sdl_localizeIfNeed];
    //[control2 sdl_localizeIfNeed];
    // ...
}

And supports dynamic format strings

control.sdl_dynamicFormat = @"My name is %@, %@ years old."; // XIB supported
...
[control sdl_localizeWithFormateArgs:@[name, age]];

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