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Modifying the character set to use Hide the details
Constant identifying the character set used before the modification.
Constant corresponding to the new character set to use:charsetAnsiRoman characters in ANSI standardcharsetArabicArabic characterscharsetBalticBaltic characterscharsetChineseChinese characters (People's Republic of China)charsetTraditionalChineseTraditional Chinese characters (Republic of Taiwan)charsetKoreanKorean characterscharsetDefaultUses the default character set defined for the computer. No character set is forced.charsetEastEuropeCharacters of Eastern Europe (Polish, ...)charsetGreekGreek characterscharsetHebrewHebrew characterscharsetJapaneseJapanese charactersVersions 20 and latercharsetMacNew in version 20charsetMaccharsetMacCharacters to the Mac Roman standard (used on the old Macintosh versions). charsetOccidentalRoman characters in ANSI standardcharsetUTF8Used to manage the countries with two character sets (Hong Kong) and the countries with no character set defined in Windows (Georgian and Armenian).charsetRussianRussian characterscharsetThaiThai characterscharsetTurkishTurkish characterscharsetVietnameseVietnamese characters
New language to use. See Correspondence between languages, sub-languages, character sets and nations for more details.This language must correspond to the specified <New Charset>. Otherwise, a WLanguage error will occur.This parameter is used to manage the specific features of each country.
New sub-language to use. See Correspondence between languages, sub-languages, character sets and nations for more details.This sub-language must correspond to the specified <New Charset>. Otherwise, a WLanguage error will occur.This parameter is used to manage the specific features of each country.Versions 17 and later This parameter is ignored.New in version 17 This parameter is ignored. This parameter is ignored.
New sort mode to use. Only the following sort modes are available. This parameter is not available for the other languages.LanguageSort modeConstantValueSortValuelanguageGerman7Standard0Directory1languageChinese4Phonetic0Unicode1Stroke count order2Bopomofo standard3languageKorean18KSC0Unicode1languageGeorgian55Standard0Modern1languageHungarian14Standard0Technical1languageJapanese17XJIS0Unicode1Versions 17 and later This parameter is ignored.New in version 17 This parameter is ignored. This parameter is ignored.
Retrieving the character set currently used Hide the details
Constant identifying the character set currently used.charsetAnsiRoman characters in ANSI standardcharsetArabicArabic characterscharsetBalticBaltic characterscharsetChineseChinese characters (People's Republic of China)charsetTraditionalChineseTraditional Chinese characters (Republic of Taiwan)charsetKoreanKorean characterscharsetDefaultUses the default character set defined for the computer. No character set is forced.charsetEastEuropeCharacters of Eastern Europe (Polish, ...)charsetGreekGreek characterscharsetHebrewHebrew characterscharsetJapaneseJapanese charactersVersions 20 and latercharsetMacNew in version 20charsetMaccharsetMacCharacters to the Mac Roman standard (used on the old Macintosh versions). charsetOccidentalRoman characters in ANSI standardcharsetUTF8Used to manage the countries with two character sets (Hong Kong) and the countries with no character set defined in Windows (Georgian and Armenian).charsetRussianRussian characterscharsetThaiThai characterscharsetTurkishTurkish characters
How to use a specific character set?
Changing the character set used by the fonts
Changing the character set used by the operations performed on the character strings
Changing the character set control by control
Using the charsetUTF8 constant
Last update: 10/31/2019
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