cd70ebcecb
* doc/en/lang.txt
* include/hblang.hbx
* src/lang/be.c
* src/lang/bg.c
* src/lang/ca.c
* src/lang/cs.c
* src/lang/de.c
* src/lang/el.c
* src/lang/en_tpl.c
* src/lang/eo.c
* src/lang/es.c
* src/lang/eu.c
* src/lang/fr.c
* src/lang/gl.c
* src/lang/he.c
* src/lang/hr.c
* src/lang/hu.c
* src/lang/id.c
* src/lang/is.c
* src/lang/it.c
* src/lang/ko.c
* src/lang/lt.c
* src/lang/nl.c
* src/lang/pl.c
* src/lang/pt.c
* src/lang/ro.c
* src/lang/ru.c
* src/lang/sk.c
* src/lang/sl.c
* src/lang/sr_cyr.c
* src/lang/sr_lat.c
* src/lang/sv.c
* src/lang/tr.c
* src/lang/uk.c
* src/lang/zh_sim.c
* src/lang/zh_tra.c
* src/rtl/langcomp.prg
* src/rtl/langlgcy.prg
* renamed UTF8 language modules internally. The new
names are the two letter ISO language code in
lowercase. With postfixes where required. For
dialects and variants, it's now possible to use
"LLDD", "LLDD_VVV" or "LL_VVV" formats, too.
See the current list in
doc/en/lang.txt
! Ukrainian had an "UE" prefix before, now it got
corrected to "UK", which is it's official ISO code.
+ HB_LANGSELECT() now accepts second parameter: <cCodepage>
to specify the CP into which the translations should
be converted. This parameter works for legacy lang module
IDs, too. The default is hb_cdpSelect() (or legacy CP
for legacy language module IDs).
+ extended the way compatibility is preserved. The
problem is with legacy language modules with a two
character ID only (ie. without CP specification),
this is the list:
CA, DE, EL, EO, ES, EU, FR, GL, IT, PT, RO, SV
If these language IDs are passed in UPPERCASE as above,
they will be handled in compatibility mode and legacy
default CP selected.
Compatibility code is marked with HB_LEGACY_LEVEL5, which
means it will stay in next two stable releases.
To depart from compatibility (recommended), use the new
lowercase flavor: hb_langSelect( "pl" ), hb_langSelect( "pt" ),
hb_langSelect( "sr_cyr" ), or use standard language
IDs: hb_langSelect( "hu-HU" )
Or simply use this code:
---
#include "hbextlng.ch"
hb_langSelect( hb_UserLang() [, <CP> ] ) /* if <CP> is not specified, hb_cdpSelect() will be used */
---
/*
* $Id$
*/
Welcome to Harbour
==================
Harbour is a free software compiler for the xBase superset language often
referred to as Clipper (the language that is implemented by the compiler
CA-Cl*pper). The goal of the Harbour project is to produce a cross platform
CA-Cl*pper compatible compiler.
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