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demont frank wrote:Working with EXCEL it can be important to know the languages , espacially when formula's are built.

In dutch we use 'SOM' , in english 'SUM' , and i think there are others

Yes, but "SUM" also works in a Dutch Excell, right? So, you can always use the English formula terms.

Patrick

Working with EXCEL it can be important to know the languages , espacially when formula's are built.

In dutch we use 'SOM' , in english 'SUM' , and i think there are others

It would be nice to have a table with the languages and this words

Frank

Antonio Linares wrote:You should get a number. Please try:
MsgInfo( GETUSERDEFAULTUILANGUAGE() )

Yes, works now. Don't know wat I did wrong first time.

Patrick

Patrick,

You should get a number. Please try:

MsgInfo( GETUSERDEFAULTUILANGUAGE() )

Antonio, Muchas gracias por tu ayuda. Aquí dejo el código por si alguien lo necesitara: #pragma BEGINDUMP HB_FUNC(GETLANGUAGE) { hb_retnl( GetUserDefaultUILanguage( ) ) ; } #ENDDUMP Esta función devuelve un código (español = 3082) que corresponde al idioma de cada máquina. En internet hay una ...

Antonio, here is:

#pragma BEGINDUMP
HB_FUNC(GETLANGUAGE)
{
hb_retnl( GetUserDefaultUILanguage( ) ) ;
}
#ENDDUMP

Thanks for your help.

I would like to use GetUserDefaultUILanguage() Windows function, to know default language in every machine. I had does with ShellExecute, but xHarbour compiler warning "external function". Any help?

Regards

Quisiera usar la función de Windows GetUserDefaultUILanguage(), para conocer el lenguaje por defecto de cada máquina. Lo he intentado con ShellExecute, pero no reconoce esa función.- ¿Podría hacerlo de otra forma?.

Muchas gracias