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Description
Requires: System plugin.
This function detects your system language name in system's language.
Function Call
Call SysLang Pop "$var1" ; Variable (for language name)
Function Code
;---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Title : Detect system language name ; Short Name : SysLang ; Last Changed : 22/Feb/2005 ; Code Type : Function ; Code Sub-Type : One-way Output ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Required : System plugin. ; Description : Detects your system language name in system's language. ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Function Call : Call SysLang ; ; Pop "$Variable1" ; Language name. ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Author : Diego Pedroso ; Author Reg. Name : deguix ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Function SysLang Push $0 System::Alloc "${NSIS_MAX_STRLEN}" Pop $0 ;uses LOCALE_SYSTEM_DEFAULT and LOCALE_SLANGUAGE defines System::Call "Kernel32::GetLocaleInfo(i,i,t,i)i(2048,0x2,.r0,${NSIS_MAX_STRLEN})i" Exch $0
