Organize Language Files

[EXreaction]

This script organizes all of the language keys in a file (and can also do so for all language files in a certain directory and subdirectories).

The file is attached, just unzip it and upload it to your forum's root directory.

The file name of the file you want to organize should be sent in the URL.

If you want to organize the language/en/common.php file it would be:
organize_lang.php?file=en/common
(do not add .php)

If you want to organize the entire language/en/acp/ folder it would be:
organize_lang.php?file=en/acp/

By default, if no file is submitted in the URL it organizes the files in the language/en/mods/ directory.

[BetaDevil]

Yeah, it works great Now I don't have too organize it by myself

[Obsidian]

So, I take it that it does it alphabetically, then?

[EXreaction]

Yes, it looks like this when ran:
http://userblogmod.googlecode.com/svn/t ... common.php

(download it and look at it, browsers don't keep the spacing correct)

[igorw]

Very nice! I think i'll be using this.

[femu]

Respect! Great tool and helps to get the language strings in a clean order!

Thanks!

[femu]

Hi,

small question. I get with one file:

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Please make sure you are using UNIX line endings.

I edit all files with Notepad++ and don't have this with other files. Any idea, what I need to do?

EDIT: Ok. Found it. Was not the line ending stuff, but a space after the array:

So it was:

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$lang = array_merge($lang, array (

instead of

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$lang = array_merge($lang, array(