Hi, Timo.
>>Second. Lot of API's not presented yet in FPC tree. This work not requires
>>deep C or Pascal knowlidges. Required translation of OS/2 Developers Tookit
>>C .h headers to
>>pascal units.
>Maybe I can try this. What exactly do I have to do? Where are the
>sources to change, how/which compiler to use. Pls help.
First of all you must have following things:
- OS/2 Developer Toolkit (or any other source of headers)
- LxLite (from hobbes)
Conversion steps:
- Select conversion headers (i.e. sockets, tcp/ip, mmpm/2, pm, som, rexx, etc.)
- Find functions decription in docs
- Convert. I.e.:
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UniCompleteUserLocale
UniCompleteUserLocale is used to finish a locale modification. This API is called
after
one or more UniSetLocaleItem calls to cause the new user
defined locale file to be saved.
Format
#include <unidef.h>
int UniCompleteUserLocale
(void)
Parameters
None required.
Returns
return value (int) - returns
UniCompleteUserLocale returns one of the following values:
ULS_SUCCESS
Successful completion; overridden items have been written to a file.
ERROR_OPEN_FAILED
DosOpen failed to open the locale file.
ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED
DosWrite failed due to denied access.
ULS_NOMEMORY
Insufficient memory to create a buffer for writing the new locale.
Remarks
UniCompleteUserLocale is used to complete the process of defining a new locale or
modifying an existing locale. An application will use the
UniQueryLocale API's and UniSetUserLocaleItem API to take an existing locale
definition and customize that definition to form a new locale.
When the customization process is complete, the UniCompleteUserLocale API is
invoked to save the results as a new locale.
The result of calling this API is that the locale is saved to disk as a new user
locale or
changes to an existing locale are saved to disk to represent the
newly created locale.
Related Functions
UniDeleteUserLocale
UniMakeUserLocale
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int UniCompleteUserLocale (void)
equal to
function UniCompleteUserLocale: Integer;
Search for corresponding dll (in docs or other references)
Use LxLite to find ordinal number.
Extend to
function UniCompleteUserLocale: Integer; cdecl; external 'unidll' index DIGIT;
Sometimes can be used name instead of ordinal.
Start something and ask on each step if you have problems. I'll answer.
Bye
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