A standard property stores a single unit of data; a multi-language property stores one unit of data per data language defined in the modelthe Metadata Models.
Usage
Call ClassBuilder.Add.MultiLanguageProperty(...) on a ClassBuilder in a metadata builder to Builder API to add a multi-language property to that class.
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A calculated property with the original name (e.g. "Notes" above) that returns the value of the language-specific property for the current language
A property for each data language in the modelthe model
The multi-language property itself has a list of Properties that contains the language-specific properties.
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The name of the multi-language property is taken from the parameter passed to the builder method. The names of the language-specific properties are generated using IMetaNameTools.GetName() (for which an application can register its own service). By default, the service appends the name of the language (e.g. "Notes_en").
Storage
The ORM and schema-migration both The ORM and schema-migration both support multi-language properties. A multi-language property maps to n columns in the database table of its meta-class, one for each data language.
Code-Generation
The generated metadata and generated classes both Metadata Generated and generated classes both support multi-language properties.
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