The following parameters provide international language support: /COUNTRY
= nnn (where nnn is the 3-digit country code)
/CODEPAGE = nnnn (where nnnn is the 3 or 4-digit code page)
/LANGUAGE = xxx (where xxx is a 3-letter identifier that
indicates an international language file is to be used)
An example of the command-line syntax follows:
IPFC myfile.txt /INF /COUNTRY=033 /CODEPAGE=437 /LANGUAGE=FRA
You can now add additional languages to IPFC by providing an IPFxxx.NLS file where xxx matches the name of the language supplied with the /LANGUAGE or -L switch.
You can also add additional code pages by providing an APSYxxxx.APS file where xxxx matches the number of the code page. Four-digit code pages are supported. Three-digit code pages have a leading 0 in their APSYxxxx.APS file name, but the leading 0 does not have to be passed with the /CODEPAGE or -C switch. The underlying operating system must support the supplied code page.
Note: When adding new language or code page files, be sure they are located in the same subdirectory where your IPFC program files are located.
The bidirectional version of IPFC.EXE (IPFCBIDI.EXE) is not included as a separate program with this version of the OS/2 Warp Toolkit. However, the bidirectional support in IPFCBIDI has been integrated into the American version of the program, IPFC.EXE. It will be necessary for you to modify any makefiles that reference IPFCBIDI.EXE to reference IPFC.EXE instead.