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Category: Multilingual functions |
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Usage example of the ChangeCharset function
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Retrieves and/or changes the character set used: - by all the screen fonts.
- by all the operations performed on the character strings (functions and/or operators).
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Gets or sets the language associated with the keyboard.
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Changes the value of the separators (decimal separator or thousand separator) used in the numeric masks for internationalization.
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The choice of languages supported by the WINDEV or WINDEV Mobile application or by the WEBDEV site is performed at several levels...
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List of constants used by the functions for managing multilingual applications
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The table below presents the correspondence between languages, sub-languages, character sets and nations:
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The languages supported by the application are taken into account...
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When an application is used to display or save data in HFSQL files, this data is entered in the current language...
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A multilingual application is an application that can be distributed in several languages...
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Functions for managing multiple languages
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Returns the character set corresponding to a language.
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Returns the name of a language.
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Returns the nation corresponding to a language.
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Loads the file containing the error messages in the desired language into memory.
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A multilingual application is an application that can be distributed in several languages...
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Retrieves a message found in the code of a program in the current language.
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Defines or identifies the display language (captions, messages, ...) used for the windows, pages, reports and controls.
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Defines or identifies the language of the framework.
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Allows you to find out whether the current language is written from right to left.
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Returns the language corresponding to a nation.
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Returns the name of the language corresponding to a nation.
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Returns the default sub-language corresponding to a nation.
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When the different languages supported by the application have been selected, the information displayed by the application must be translated into these different languages...
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For a multilingual application, you have the ability to...
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