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In 10.3, Mathematica starts captioning symbol-names into foreign languages if your Interface preferences are set to have Mathematica in a foreign language.


Graph annotated


I poked around the Attributes, and viewed the Cell expression, but from the code I couldn't find any sign that this was happening at all (though it's obviously happening somehow).



I want to be able to make this happen on my own functions: to be able to supply translations, for instance, or extremely short inline explanations. For example, if I made a little function toInt, I might want to attach a type annotation String->Integer. This could help offset the verbosity of Mathematica code by making the notebook interface that little bit more intelligent.


One can see the translations available using WolframLanguageData:


WolframLanguageData[Graph][
 EntityProperty["WolframLanguageSymbol", "Translations"]
]

How does Mathematica do the translation annotations, and how can I do it myself?



Answer




Karsten 7. suggested a better method in the comments, which does not require a modification of any system files and can be used under English language setting. It works on my 10.2 installation after applying the following procedures:





  1. Under the user's directory (FileNameJoin[{$UserBaseDirectory,"SystemFiles\\FrontEnd\\SystemResources\\FunctionalFrequency"}]), add a file named, say, CustomAnnotation.m.




  2. Edit this CustomAnnotation.m as you want, consisting with the format of the built-in language specification file as described in my old answer (see below).




  3. Either open the Option Inspector and add the following path to Global Options ► File Locations ► PrivatePaths ► "TranslationData":




    FrontEnd`FileName[{$UserBaseDirectory, "SystemFiles", "FrontEnd", "SystemResources", "FunctionalFrequency"}]

    or execute the following code within the notebook:


    CurrentValue[$FrontEnd, {PrivatePaths, "TranslationData"}] = 
     Append[CurrentValue[$FrontEnd, {PrivatePaths, "TranslationData"}], 
       FrontEnd`FileName[{$UserBaseDirectory, "SystemFiles", "FrontEnd", 
         "SystemResources", "FunctionalFrequency"}]];


  4. Restart Mathematica.





  5. Execute the following code in Mathematica (replace $FrontEnd with $FrontEndSession for non-persistent modification):


    SetOptions[$FrontEnd, TranslationOptions -> {"Enabled" -> True, 
                                                 "Language" -> "CustomAnnotation"}]




NOTE:




  1. The following method works on my Mathematica 10.2, but not tested on other versions. [Also tested on Mathematica 10.3, Mac OS 10.11.1.]

  2. The following method involving modification of a system file, thus is likely prohibited by the EULA.





  1. First find the language specific file located on a path similar to the following (I will use the simplified Chinese as a demonstration):



    C:\Program Files\Wolfram Research\Mathematica\10.2\SystemFiles\FrontEnd\SystemResources\FunctionalFrequency\ChineseSimplified.m






  2. Add a new function annotation line (the 3rd line in the snapshot):


    Mathematica graphics




  3. Open Mathematica with language setting to simplified Chinese, type ThisIsATestFunction in a notebook:


    Mathematica graphics





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