for example
it detect the os was windows English version
it shows English interface automaticly
or windows Chinese version
it shows Chinese interface automaticly
can nsisrun in differnt lang by detect os type
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This is a good idea. Maybe an Registry Hack???
-Duane
-Duane
Hacked from Vim 6.0:
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/* Could use LOCALE_SISO639LANGNAME, but it's not in Win95.
* LOCALE_SABBREVLANGNAME gives us three letters, like "enu", we use
* only the first two. */
GetLocaleInfo(LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT, LOCALE_SABBREVLANGNAME,
(LPTSTR)buf, 20);
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This put LOCALE_SABBREVLANGNAME in buf. ;-)
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/* Could use LOCALE_SISO639LANGNAME, but it's not in Win95.
* LOCALE_SABBREVLANGNAME gives us three letters, like "enu", we use
* only the first two. */
GetLocaleInfo(LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT, LOCALE_SABBREVLANGNAME,
(LPTSTR)buf, 20);
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This put LOCALE_SABBREVLANGNAME in buf. ;-)
should be (no) problem
the lang dates as numbers are stored in the registry
with this u can make diff versions where the lang files are via include and switch lang function .oninit
the lang dates as numbers are stored in the registry
with this u can make diff versions where the lang files are via include and switch lang function .oninit
I personally use the settings of the control panel which can be found in the registry.
Hope it will help
Nels
ReadRegStr $1 HKCU "Control Panel\International" "Locale"The problem is that it's not very "user-friendly". For example, if the language is french, $1 will contain "0000040C", "0000080C", "00000C0C", "0000100C" or "0000140C" depending on the local settings 🙁 .
Hope it will help
Nels