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WindowsUI Flyout - The hot key prefix is visible in the button's caption

created 9 years ago

Hello,

Facing an issue with a WindowsUI application.

I've added french satellite assemblies (fr) to my application (did not alter them !).

Button caption text shown in flyout (eg.  "Annu&ler") is incorrect.

Don't know where to start… Not just a translation error… The & should set the accelerator character and be removed…

Demo application + screenshot in attachment !

Regards,

Tom

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Answers approved by DevExpress Support

created 9 years ago

We have fixed the issue described in this ticket and will include the fix in our next maintenance update. To apply this solution before the official update, request a hotfix by clicking the corresponding link for product versions you require.

Note: Hotfixes may be unavailable for beta versions and updates that are about to be released.

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    created 9 years ago

    Hi Tom,

    To show the prefix, set Flyout's Properties.AppearanceButtons.TextOptions.HotkeyPrefix property to Show:

    C#
    this.flyout1.Properties.AppearanceButtons.Options.UseTextOptions = true;  
this.flyout1.Properties.AppearanceButtons.TextOptions.HotkeyPrefix = DevExpress.Utils.HKeyPrefix.Show;

    Note that the Alt+Character hotkey will not work in this case since this functionality is not supported.

    Let me know if you have additional questions.

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      Bert Bolle 9 years ago

        Perhaps the problem is not clear…

        1. Don't wan't to show the HotKeys !
        2. Don't want the "&" between the "Annu&ler" to be shown…
          Problem occurs when using 'french' localization. No problem for 'english' localization.
          Did some digging…
          A "Cancel" button used in a flyout dialog uses the following resource: StringId.XtraMessageBoxCancelButtonText
          From the DevExpress localization webapp:
          StringId.XtraMessageBoxCancelButtonText = (english) &Cancel, (french) Annu&ler
          Why is the english caption shown correctly and the french shown incorrectly ?
          Regards,
          Tom
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        Bert Bolle 9 years ago

          Did some further digging…
          from DevExpress.XtraBars assembly …
          private static class DialogResultFlyoutCommandLocalizer
          {
          public static string GetText(DialogResult target)
          {
          string localizedString;
          switch (target)
          {
          case DialogResult.OK:
          localizedString = Localizer.Active.GetLocalizedString(StringId.XtraMessageBoxOkButtonText);
          break;
          case DialogResult.Cancel:
          localizedString = Localizer.Active.GetLocalizedString(StringId.XtraMessageBoxCancelButtonText);
          break;
          case DialogResult.Abort:
          localizedString = Localizer.Active.GetLocalizedString(StringId.XtraMessageBoxAbortButtonText);
          break;
          case DialogResult.Retry:
          localizedString = Localizer.Active.GetLocalizedString(StringId.XtraMessageBoxRetryButtonText);
          break;
          case DialogResult.Ignore:
          localizedString = Localizer.Active.GetLocalizedString(StringId.XtraMessageBoxIgnoreButtonText);
          break;
          case DialogResult.Yes:
          localizedString = Localizer.Active.GetLocalizedString(StringId.XtraMessageBoxYesButtonText);
          break;
          case DialogResult.No:
          localizedString = Localizer.Active.GetLocalizedString(StringId.XtraMessageBoxNoButtonText);
          break;
          default:
          return target.ToString();
          }
          return localizedString.Trim(new char[]
          {
          '&'
          });
          }
          }
          Trim is incorrect !
          Regards,
          Tom

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          Dmitry Mit (DevExpress) 9 years ago

            Hi,
            Thank you for your clarification. I was able to reproduce the issue and passed this ticket to our developers for further research. We will update this thread once we have any results.  As a workaround, you can set the flyout1.Properties.AppearanceButtons.TextOptions.HotkeyPrefix property to DevExpress.Utils.HKeyPrefix.Hide.

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