Represent a Class which holds translation Strings
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I have a class which represents some translations of a keyword.
public abstract class Name {
private String name;
private String name_de;
private String name_it;
private String name_fr;
private String name_hu;
private String name_cs;
public Name(String name_key, String name_de, String name_it, String name_fr, String name_hu, String name_cs) {
super();
this.name = name_key;
this.name_de = name_de;
this.name_it = name_it;
this.name_fr = name_fr;
this.name_hu = name_hu;
this.name_cs = name_cs;
}
Each translation has to be an own field because of saving purpose. The problem here is that I cant make sure that for instance the german translation is really the second parameter.
I was thinking about to create an own Object for each translation, but seems a litte bit of overhead. Are there any other options to represent a translation class?
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I have a class which represents some translations of a keyword.
public abstract class Name {
private String name;
private String name_de;
private String name_it;
private String name_fr;
private String name_hu;
private String name_cs;
public Name(String name_key, String name_de, String name_it, String name_fr, String name_hu, String name_cs) {
super();
this.name = name_key;
this.name_de = name_de;
this.name_it = name_it;
this.name_fr = name_fr;
this.name_hu = name_hu;
this.name_cs = name_cs;
}
Each translation has to be an own field because of saving purpose. The problem here is that I cant make sure that for instance the german translation is really the second parameter.
I was thinking about to create an own Object for each translation, but seems a litte bit of overhead. Are there any other options to represent a translation class?
java object-oriented constructor
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I have a class which represents some translations of a keyword.
public abstract class Name {
private String name;
private String name_de;
private String name_it;
private String name_fr;
private String name_hu;
private String name_cs;
public Name(String name_key, String name_de, String name_it, String name_fr, String name_hu, String name_cs) {
super();
this.name = name_key;
this.name_de = name_de;
this.name_it = name_it;
this.name_fr = name_fr;
this.name_hu = name_hu;
this.name_cs = name_cs;
}
Each translation has to be an own field because of saving purpose. The problem here is that I cant make sure that for instance the german translation is really the second parameter.
I was thinking about to create an own Object for each translation, but seems a litte bit of overhead. Are there any other options to represent a translation class?
java object-oriented constructor
asked 28 mins ago
Patrick
8118
I have a class which represents some translations of a keyword.
public abstract class Name {
private String name;
private String name_de;
private String name_it;
private String name_fr;
private String name_hu;
private String name_cs;
public Name(String name_key, String name_de, String name_it, String name_fr, String name_hu, String name_cs) {
super();
this.name = name_key;
this.name_de = name_de;
this.name_it = name_it;
this.name_fr = name_fr;
this.name_hu = name_hu;
this.name_cs = name_cs;
}
Each translation has to be an own field because of saving purpose. The problem here is that I cant make sure that for instance the german translation is really the second parameter.
I was thinking about to create an own Object for each translation, but seems a litte bit of overhead. Are there any other options to represent a translation class?
java object-oriented constructor
java object-oriented constructor
asked 28 mins ago
Patrick
8118
asked 28 mins ago
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