Is it possible to localize UI elements in Xcode iOS?

Question

iOS

Is it possible to put in a naive way that the inscription in the searcBar for cancellation was not "cancel", but "cancel", in the TableView with commitEditingStyle there were inscriptions in the lines not "Delete", but "Delete". Is it generally possible to somehow prescribe it in the environment settings, or somewhere else, or can you just prescribe it yourself? In the simulator, the Russian language is in the settings. Searched the net in both languages ​​- did not find any information

Answer 1

In the UISearchBar, the "Cancel" button is already displayed as "Cancel" if the iOS language is Russian.
And when you delete a table row, the button says "Delete".

Answer 2

You can try this solution:

[[UIButton appearanceWhenContainedIn:[UISearchBar class], nil] 
                                     setTitle:NSLocalizedString(@"cancel", nil) 
                                     forState:UIControlStateNormal];

With the appropriate localization of the word "cancel".

Answer 3

You can specify the AppleLanguages ​​and AppleLocale arguments in your scheme, for example:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/65mxc3k60j5bw5s/Screensh...
Then, regardless of the current locale of the simulator or device, when you run this scheme, the required language and locale will be in the application.
But in Xcode itself, I'm afraid it will not work to force the display of localized strings of system controls.

Answer 4

For development, it is convenient in the plist file to specify the desired localization code in the
Localization native development region parameter, for example "ru"