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After you have inserted the language file ${LANG_langfile} will be defined as the language id (for example, ${LANG_ENGLISH} will be defined as 1033). Use it with [[Reference/LangString|LangString]], [[Reference/LicenseLangString|LicenseLangString]], [[Reference/LangDLL|LangDLL]] and [[Reference/VIAddVersionKey|VIAddVersionKey]].
After you have inserted the language file ${LANG_langfile} will be defined as the language id (for example, ${LANG_ENGLISH} will be defined as 1033). Use it with [[Reference/LangString|LangString]], [[Reference/LicenseLangString|LicenseLangString]], [[Reference/LangDLL|LangDLL]] and [[Reference/VIAddVersionKey|VIAddVersionKey]].
''Command introduced with NSIS v2.0''

Latest revision as of 11:22, 3 June 2013

LoadLanguageFile

language_file.nlf

Loads a language file for the construction of a language table. All of the language files that come with NSIS are in Contrib\Language Files

After you have inserted the language file ${LANG_langfile} will be defined as the language id (for example, ${LANG_ENGLISH} will be defined as 1033). Use it with LangString, LicenseLangString, LangDLL and VIAddVersionKey.

Command introduced with NSIS v2.0