ULSGetLocales

Gets the list of locales known to the system.

Locales may be either system locales (standardized locales defined by OS/2) or user locales (instantiated locale instances which appear in the Country Palette or "Locale" object).

Arguments

ULSGetLocales( [flag], stem )

Parameters

flag

Indicates which type of locales to list: system, user, or both.

Only the first character is significant, and (if specified) must be one of the following values:

B = List both user and system locales; this is the default.

S = List system locales only.

U = List user locales only.

stem

The name of a stem variable which will be populated with the list of locales.

<stem>.0 will contain an integer <n>, indicating the number of locales found; and <stem>.1 through <stem>.<n> will each contain a single locale name.

Return Value

The number of locales returned (the same as <stem>.0). If an error occurs, an empty string ("") is returned and the global ULSERR variable will be set to a non-zero value.

Example

Code

/* Get a list of all user locales defined on the system */
CALL ULSGetLocales 'U', 'locales.'
SAY 'There are' locales.0 'user locales defined:'
DO i = 1 TO locales.0
   SAY ' ->' locales.i
END

Output

There are 2 user locales defined:
-> en_CA
-> ja_JP