Visual Studio Code, Code::Blocks, Dev-C, Eclipse IDE and Qt Creator can all be switched to Chinese. The steps are as follows: Visual Studio Code: Modify the "locale" attribute in the "locale.json" file to "zh-CN". Code::Blocks: Select Chinese (Simplified) in the Language tab. Dev-C: Select "Chinese (Simplified)" in the "Language" drop-down list. Eclipse IDE: Select
in the "Text File" drop-down list. How to switch to Chinese in C language programming software
1. Visual Studio Code
- Open Visual Studio Code settings (shortcut keys: Ctrl, ).
- Enter "locale" in the search bar and select the "locale.json" file.
- Modify the "locale" attribute to "zh-CN".
- Restart Visual Studio Code.
2. Code::Blocks
- Open Code::Blocks preferences (menu: Settings> Preferences> Editor> Environment> Language) .
- In the "Language" tab, select "Chinese (Simplified)".
- Click the "OK" button.
3. Dev-C
- Open Dev-C preferences (menu: Tools > Preferences).
- In the Preferences dialog box, select Environment Options > Language.
- In the "Language" drop-down list, select "Chinese (Simplified)".
- Click the "OK" button.
4. Eclipse IDE
- Open the Eclipse IDE preferences (Menu: Window > Preferences).
- In the "Preferences" dialog box, expand the "General" node.
- Select "Workspace" > "Language Support" > "Text File".
- In the "Text File" drop-down list, select "Chinese (Simplified)".
- Click the "OK" button.
5. Qt Creator
- Open Qt Creator options (Menu: Tools > Options).
- In the "Options" dialog box, select "Environment" > "Language".
- In the "Language" tab, select "Chinese (Simplified)".
- Click the "OK" button.
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