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Asked: 2026-05-14T07:42:26+00:00

Consider the following situation: We have two Localizable.string files, one in en.lproj and one

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Consider the following situation:

  • We have two Localizable.string files, one in en.lproj and one in it.lproj
  • When the user switches to English or Italian, the proper localized string is loaded using NSLocalizedString(@”keyword”, nil)
  • If one of the files is missing the keyword, the string is not retrieved

Is there any way to make this macro load the string from a specific language if it’s keyword is not found in the current locale’s Localizable.string?

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  1. Editorial Team

    NSLocalizedStringWithDefaultValue function is probably what you need – using it you can specify default value for the case if localization is not found for a given key.

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