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Localization Editor is a tool for creating and editing localization/language files which your game or application can use to support several languages. Git Hub repository: https://github.com/Dreikblack/Localization-Editor Localization Editor loads all .local files in folder when you open or create one. You can use names like map1.English.local and then only map1 files will be loaded for editing. .local format is pretty simple: \n used for multi lines texts, but in this tool you can just tap Enter to make a new line. Double click on table string line to open edit string line dialog. Find specific line quickly by typing a characters that key contains in the filter field, cross button to show all lines You can switch between loaded language localizations with combo box next to "Current Localization" label. Once you done remember to save changes to localization files with "Save All" button Parsing a local file in a code: auto stream = ReadFile(path); if (!stream) { return newLocalMap; } WString text = stream->ReadWString(); //map key-content std::map<WString, WString> newLocalMap; vector<WString> textStrings = text.Split("\r\n"); for (WString line : textStrings) { vector<WString> entitiyProperties = line.Split("="); if (entitiyProperties.size() > 1) { WString newLine = entitiyProperties[1].Replace("\\n", "\n"); newLocalMap[entitiyProperties[0]] = newLine; } else { newLocalMap[entitiyProperties[0]] = ""; } } stream->Close();