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Officially unsupported language add in Citect SCADA

Bhadresh

I am trying to add language in CitectSCADA 2018 R2 which is by default not supported. I am following instruction given in help file. As per help it should create language name .dbf file after compilation but its not creating. If I create by copying existing English language dbf and modifiying for new language and adding same its in LANG.dbf however i am getting warning, said language is not supported by citectSCADA and i am not getting affected by selecting while login.

Is there any other methods to follow or am i missing something here.

FYI i am upgrading Ver. 5.3 backup to latest one same language is working fine in 5.3 and changing happened using function SetLanguage function but its obsoleted and we have to use it using login only.

Thanks in advance.

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  • Make sure you set the language name in Citect to: Assamese(India)

    If you add any spaces it won't work.

    I added the Assamese language pack to my Windows 10: 

    \

    I added the language definition to my project:

    I added the local language parameter:

    I added a language translation to a page: @(Hello)

    I added a user to the project so I could test logging in.

    I compiled my project and got the warning: 

    The specified language is not supported (W1027)

    I looked in my project folder and found Citect had created:

    Assamese(India).DBF
    Assamese(India).NDX
    Assamese(India).XML

    I added a language translation to the DBF file for "Hello". I couldn't see what Citect characterset would be compatible with Assamese text so I just typed "Hello in assamese".

    I ran the project and it showed "Hello" on the page, but when I logged in I was able to select Assamese(India) for the language and "Hello" changed to my "translation".

     

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  • Make sure you set the language name in Citect to: Assamese(India)

    If you add any spaces it won't work.

    I added the Assamese language pack to my Windows 10: 

    \

    I added the language definition to my project:

    I added the local language parameter:

    I added a language translation to a page: @(Hello)

    I added a user to the project so I could test logging in.

    I compiled my project and got the warning: 

    The specified language is not supported (W1027)

    I looked in my project folder and found Citect had created:

    Assamese(India).DBF
    Assamese(India).NDX
    Assamese(India).XML

    I added a language translation to the DBF file for "Hello". I couldn't see what Citect characterset would be compatible with Assamese text so I just typed "Hello in assamese".

    I ran the project and it showed "Hello" on the page, but when I logged in I was able to select Assamese(India) for the language and "Hello" changed to my "translation".

     

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