MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)
ILI. Conditional Statement
If User or system LanguageID
Intention
This command can be used to verify the language settings of the current user or system. Usage is simple:
' Try if we are running on a windows with german settings:
ILI.u|german
DBP.We're on a german system
EIF.
' Try if we are running on a german windows:
ILI.s|german
DBP.We're on a german system
EIF.
What is the difference between "u" and "s" ?
If you take a german windows and you set the Regional Format to Switzerland like this:
then you will get the following results:
' It uses german unicode settings
GLI.s
DBP.$$000
' result is 1031
ILI.s|1031
DBP.True
EIF.
' This shows you that its set to swiss
GLI.u
DBP.$$000
' result is 2055
ILI.s|2055
DBP.True
EIF.
You can use any combination of Language-ID's and languages descriptors:
ILI.u|german,english,1055
DBP.Is valid
EIF.
ILI.u|1031,1055,1045
DBP.Is valid
EIF.
NLI.s|fra,dan
DBP.Is valid
ELS.
DBP.wrong language!
EIF.
Important:
To get the Language ID a a number, use the GLI. - command.
Syntax
ILI.[P1][|P2]
Parameter Explanation
P1 - (optioal) defines the method which is used to get the Language ID.
u - Returns the language identifier for the current user locale.That is the Format
settings (for date, time, currency, etc.) of current user in Regional and
Language Options in Control Panel.
This is the default option is no letter is specified.
s - Returns the Language Identifier for the system locale. In fact you get the is
the "Language for Non-Unicode programs" of current user.
c - an alternative system is used to get the Language ID for user. This supports more
international properties providing a more culturally appropriate user experience.
d - an alternative system is used to get the Language ID for the system (d),
This supports more international properties providing a more culturally appropriate
user experience.
P2 - (optioal) Language-descriptor or Language ID('s).
P2 can be any of these:
"core"
the english-speaking "core" countries:
USA, UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, New Zealand
with the following Language-ID's: 1033,2057,3081,4105,5129,6153
"eng","englisch","english"
multiple english speaking countries, including these:
USA, UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, Jamaica, Caribbean, Belize, Trinidad, Zimbabwe, Philippines.
"ger","german","deutsch","deu"
all european german speaking countries:
Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein
Using these Language ID's: 1031,2055,3079,4103,5127"
"spa","span","spanish","spanisch"
includes the 20 most important spanish speaking countries, worldwide.
Using these Language-IS's:
20490,19466,18442,17418,16394,15370,14346,13322,12298,11274,
10250,9226.8202,7178,6154,5130,4106,3082,2058,1034
"fra","french","franz","französisch"
Includes France, Belgium, Canada, Switzerland, Luxembourg,
Monaco. Using these Language-ID's:
1036,2060,3084,4108,5132,6156"
"danish","dan","denmark"
Denmark - 1030
"sweden","swedish","schweden","schwedisch"
Sweden, Finland - 1053,2077
"ita","italy","italienisch","italian"
Italy, Switzerland - 1040,2064
"dutch","nederland","niederländisch","netherlands"
Netherlands, Belgium - 1043,2067
"portuguese","por","port","portugal"
Portugal, Brazil - 1046,2070
"catalan" - 1027
"basque" - 1069
"galician" - 1110
or you can give any Language-ID or List of Language ID's separated by comma.
For a list of most language ID's see here:
Example
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ILI.u|german,english,1055
DBP.Is valid
EIF.
ENR.
Remarks
You can find a more complete list with Language-ID's here:
Often used Language-ID's (WEB-Link)
Limitations:
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See also: