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Subpath specification

The subpath is attached to the path specified above. Enter the desired partial path in the field. This path name may also start with the entry (..\) if a higher ranking path is to be used. The menu button on the right side of the edit field offers a list of standardized language encodings and project variables. The selected entry is inserted in the edit field as a placeholder (e.g. "<LangCode>").

If you activate the Sub path + language ID option, the numeric ID of the language being used is attached to the target files' subpath. This allows target files to be automatically assigned to different subfolders.

The Relative source path option serves to create target files in the same folder structure as the source files. A subpath is added to the specified folder path, according to the relation of the source file to a reference folder. All source files must be contained in the reference folder or one of its subfolders.

Example:

Your source files are

c:\MyProgram\MainProgram.exe

c:\MyProgram\Graphic\GraphicRoutines.dll

c:\MyProgram\System\System.dll

The program files translated to German are to be saved to c:\MyProgram-deu, with the DLLs in the same relative position. Please choose the following settings

Path - Another path: c:\MyProgram-<LangCode>

Subpath - Relative source path from: c:\MyProgram

File name: Same as source file

Thus, the German target files are:

c:\MyProgram-deu\MainProgram.exe

c:\MyProgram-deu\Graphic\GraphicRoutines.dll

c:\MyProgram-deu\System\System.dll

Before applying your settings, you can use the Preview function to confirm that they are correct (see below).