# cp.apple.finalcutpro.strings

The cp.strings for I18N lookups related to Final Cut Pro. This has been populated with common lookups for user interface values that appear in Final Cut Pro.

# API Overview

Constants - Useful values which cannot be changed

strings

Methods - API calls which can only be made on an object returned by a constructor

find
findKeys

# API Documentation

# Constants

# strings


Signature	`cp.apple.finalcutpro.strings <cp.strings>`
Type	Constant
Description	The `cp.strings` providing access to common FCPX text values.
Notes	None
Source	src/extensions/cp/apple/finalcutpro/init.lua line 166

# Methods

# find


Signature	`cp.apple.finalcutpro.strings:find(key[, locale][, quiet]]) -> string`
Type	Method
Description	Looks up an application string with the specified `key`. If no `context` value is provided, the current context is used.
Parameters	`key` - The key to look up. `locale` - Optional locale to retrieve the key for, if available. May be a `string` or `cp.i18n.localeID`. `quiet` - Optional boolean, defaults to `false`. If `true`, no warnings are logged for missing keys.
Returns	The requested string or `nil` if the application is not running.
Notes	None
Examples	None
Source	src/extensions/cp/apple/finalcutpro/strings.lua line 144

# findKeys


Signature	`cp.apple.finalcutpro.strings:findKeys(string[, lang]) -> {string}`
Type	Method
Description	Looks up an application string and returns an array of keys that match. It will take into account current language the app is running in, or use `lang` if provided.
Parameters	`string` - The string to look up. `lang` - The language (defaults to current FCPX language).
Returns	The array of keys with a matching string.
Notes	This method may be very inefficient, since it has to search through every possible key/value pair to find matches. It is not recommended that this is used in production.
Examples	None
Source	src/extensions/cp/apple/finalcutpro/strings.lua line 171