after dpoing some searchin on the internet and delphi help, I did find this
explaination :
http://info.borland.com/techpubs/delphi/delphi5/dg/intapps.html
within this explaination, it tels me : " When your application starts up, it
checks the locale of the local system. If it finds any resource DLLs with the
same name as the EXE, DLL, or BPL files it is using, it checks the extension on
those DLLs. If the extension of the resource module matches the language and
country of the system locale, your application will use the resources in that
resource module instead of the resources in the executable, DLL, or package.
The solution they told me is to set another register enty to force a dll to be
used...
...but I'm still looking for a way to disable this behaviour...
any ideas will be welcomed..
andries
Andries Bos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello
I use multilizer to create localization dll's. Within my application, I have
embedded some code to be able to change from one language dll to another.
What I have noticed, even with a "new application" , is that the exe used any
same language-dll's it can find as soon as I change my language setting; it
will start using a same-language dll without ant notice.
In other words, as soon as I set my language to be english, when i start my
applcation, it start looking for the .EN file and uses it.!! This will off
cource only appear when the exe is restarted.
How can I prevent this happening. (I would only change to another language dll
by a procedure and NOT by the language setting on one of the user's pc's.)
My exe has been build on an english delphi version, My local/ native language
setting is Dutch on a dutch windows xp machine. As soon as I set my language to
be english, it start looking for the .EN file and uses it.!!
any ideas?
Andries
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