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Thomas Maeder [TeamB] wrote:

>Bob Gonder <notbg@notmindspring.invalid> writes:
>
>This looks like a good start, but it doesn't seem to work.

Ok, here you go.
For fun, you might try the commented LOCALE_SNATIVELANGNAME

Win32 Console App in C

#include	<stdio.h>
#include	<windows.h>

#define hexs(c)  (0x0f & (c>'9'? c-('A'-10) : c) )

static char* _stdcall unhex( BYTE*dest, char*src, DWORD len)
{	while( len-- )
	{	*dest = (hexs(src[0])<<4) | hexs(src[1]);
		++dest;
		++src;
		++src;
	};
	return src;
}

void dump_currency_symbol(char const *locname)
{	CHAR buffer[128];
	WORD	loc;
	unhex( &loc, &locname[4], 2 );

	if( GetLocaleInfo(	loc,
		 	LOCALE_SENGLANGUAGE/*LOCALE_SNATIVELANGNAME*/,
			buffer,128 ) )
		printf("\r\nLocale: %s %s", locname, buffer );

	if( GetLocaleInfo(	loc, LOCALE_SCURRENCY, buffer,128 ) )
		printf("\t   Curency: %s", buffer );

	if( GetCurrencyFormat( loc, LOCALE_NOUSEROVERRIDE,
			"-12345.78", NULL, buffer,128) )
		printf("\t   %s", buffer );
}
BOOL CALLBACK EnumLocalesProc( LPTSTR lpLocaleString )
{
	dump_currency_symbol(lpLocaleString);
	return TRUE;
}	

int main(void)
{
	dump_currency_symbol("00000000");
	EnumSystemLocales( EnumLocalesProc,LCID_INSTALLED );
//	EnumSystemLocales( EnumLocalesProc,LCID_SUPPORTED );
	return 0;
}


C:\TEST>locale

Locale: 00000000 English           Curency: $      ($12,345.78)
Locale: 00000404 Chinese           Curency: NT$    -NT$12,345.78
Locale: 00000408 Chinese           Curency: ��     ��-12,345.78
Locale: 0000040c Chinese           Curency: HK$    (HK$12,345.78)
Locale: 00000410 Chinese           Curency: $      ($12,345.78)
Locale: 00000414 Chinese           Curency: P      (P12,345.78)
Locale: 00000804 Greek     Curency: �      -12.345,78 �
Locale: 00000c04 French    Curency: �      -12�345,78 �
Locale: 00000c0c French    Curency: $      (12�345,78 $)
Locale: 00001004 Italian           Curency: �      -� 12.345,78
Locale: 00001404 Norwegian (Bokmsl)        Curency: kr     kr
-12�345,78
C:\TEST>