I still struggle with the code you provided to replace the mesaage box.
What is the first parameter to pass when making the call?
InternalMessageDlg(const TsiCustomLang * siLang, ...
The TsiCustomLang data type.
If possible, please give me an example of the call.
Thanks for your help so far.
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- Tue Aug 29, 2006 8:20 pm
- Forum: TsiLang Components Suite
- Topic: Translating the MessageBox
- Replies: 14
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- Wed Aug 23, 2006 11:20 pm
- Forum: TsiLang Components Suite
- Topic: Translating the MessageBox
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parameters to pass
It works. No more error as I included #include "siComp.hpp".
Another question:
What is the last two parameters to pass when make the call?
const Dialogs::TMsgDlgBtn DefaultBtn = (Dialogs::TMsgDlgBtn)(0x2),
const Dialogs::TMsgDlgBtn CancelBtn = (Dialogs::TMsgDlgBtn)(0x3))
Thankyou.
Another question:
What is the last two parameters to pass when make the call?
const Dialogs::TMsgDlgBtn DefaultBtn = (Dialogs::TMsgDlgBtn)(0x2),
const Dialogs::TMsgDlgBtn CancelBtn = (Dialogs::TMsgDlgBtn)(0x3))
Thankyou.
- Wed Aug 23, 2006 3:13 pm
- Forum: TsiLang Components Suite
- Topic: Translating the MessageBox
- Replies: 14
- Views: 40253
InternalMessageDlg
Thanks. I'll try.
- Tue Aug 22, 2006 6:50 pm
- Forum: TsiLang Components Suite
- Topic: Translating the MessageBox
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- Views: 40253
Message box
I use C++Builder as well. I copy the 2nd code into a unit, compiled it. I got quite a few errorr: Error: E2303 type name expected @ class PASCALIMPLEMENTATION TAccessLang : public TsiCustomLang { Error: E2090 Qulifier "TsiCustomLang' is not a class or namespace name @ return (TsiCustomLang::Cre...
- Mon Aug 21, 2006 3:25 pm
- Forum: TsiLang Components Suite
- Topic: Japanese characters displaying on their sides
- Replies: 11
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Japanese characters
Finally, I got it. I made some change from the Tsilang Expert and Translation Editor. English font: Arial, Japanese:MS P明朝, and character set SHITJIS_CHARSET.
They're fine now. Thank to isitocov and itibria.
They're fine now. Thank to isitocov and itibria.
- Fri Aug 18, 2006 5:00 pm
- Forum: TsiLang Components Suite
- Topic: Japanese characters displaying on their sides
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Japanese character turns 90 deg CCW
I have exact problem. The initial translated table was in Excel 97 format. There are two columns: English and Japanese. The font was: MS Pゴシック. In Excel they look fine. Once imported into Dictionary Manager, the Japanese characters turn 90deg CCW, same in SIL editor. Is this normal behavior of Dict ...