Detailed Description

These functions help manage localization in Tidy.

Data Structures
struct	tidyLocalMapItem
	Represents an opaque type we can use for tidyLocaleMapItem, which is used to iterate through the language list, and used to access the windowsName() and the posixName(). More...

Tidy's Locale
Bool TIDY_CALL	tidySetLanguage (ctmbstr languageCode)
	Tells Tidy to use a different language for output. More...

ctmbstr TIDY_CALL	tidyGetLanguage (void)
	Gets the current language used by Tidy. More...

Locale Mappings
TidyIterator TIDY_CALL	getWindowsLanguageList (void)
	Initiates an iterator for a list of Tidy's Windows<->POSIX locale mappings. More...

const tidyLocaleMapItem *TIDY_CALL	getNextWindowsLanguage (TidyIterator *iter)
	Given a valid TidyIterator initiated with getWindowsLanguageList(), returns a pointer to a tidyLocaleMapItem, which can be further interrogated with TidyLangWindowsName() or TidyLangPosixName(). More...

const ctmbstr TIDY_CALL	TidyLangWindowsName (const tidyLocaleMapItem *item)
	Given a `tidyLocalMapItem`, return the Windows name. More...

const ctmbstr TIDY_CALL	TidyLangPosixName (const tidyLocaleMapItem *item)
	Given a `tidyLocalMapItem`, return the POSIX name. More...

Getting Localized Strings
ctmbstr TIDY_CALL	tidyLocalizedStringN (uint messageType, uint quantity)
	Provides a string given `messageType` in the current localization for `quantity`. More...

ctmbstr TIDY_CALL	tidyLocalizedString (uint messageType)
	Provides a string given `messageType` in the current localization for the single case. More...

ctmbstr TIDY_CALL	tidyDefaultString (uint messageType)
	Provides a string given `messageType` in the default localization (which is `en`). More...

TidyIterator TIDY_CALL	getStringKeyList (void)
	Initiates an iterator for a list of string key codes available in Tidy. More...

uint TIDY_CALL	getNextStringKey (TidyIterator *iter)
	Given a valid TidyIterator initiated with getStringKeyList(), returns an unsigned integer representing the next key value. More...

Available Languages
TidyIterator TIDY_CALL	getInstalledLanguageList (void)
	Initiates an iterator for a list of Tidy's installed languages. More...

ctmbstr TIDY_CALL	getNextInstalledLanguage (TidyIterator *iter)
	Given a valid TidyIterator initiated with getInstalledLanguageList(), returns a string representing a language name that is installed in Tidy. More...

Data Structure Documentation

struct tidyLocalMapItem

Represents an opaque type we can use for tidyLocaleMapItem, which is used to iterate through the language list, and used to access the windowsName() and the posixName().

Function Documentation

TidyIterator TIDY_CALL getInstalledLanguageList ( void )

Initiates an iterator for a list of Tidy's installed languages.

This iterator allows you to iterate through this list. In order to iterate through the list, initiate the iterator with this function, and then use use getNextInstalledLanguage() to retrieve the first and subsequent strings. For example:

TidyIterator itList = getInstalledLanguageList();
while ( itList ) {
  printf("%s",  getNextInstalledLanguage( &itList ));
}

Returns: Returns a TidyIterator, which is a token used to represent the current position in a list within LibTidy.

ctmbstr TIDY_CALL getNextInstalledLanguage ( TidyIterator * iter )

Given a valid TidyIterator initiated with getInstalledLanguageList(), returns a string representing a language name that is installed in Tidy.

Parameters

iter	The TidyIterator (initiated with getInstalledLanguageList()) token.

Returns: Returns a string indicating the installed language.

uint TIDY_CALL getNextStringKey ( TidyIterator * iter )

Given a valid TidyIterator initiated with getStringKeyList(), returns an unsigned integer representing the next key value.

Remarks: These are provided for documentation generation purposes, and probably aren't of much use to the average LibTidy implementor.

Parameters

iter	The TidyIterator (initiated with getStringKeyList()) token.

Returns: Returns a message code.

const tidyLocaleMapItem* TIDY_CALL getNextWindowsLanguage ( TidyIterator * iter )

Given a valid TidyIterator initiated with getWindowsLanguageList(), returns a pointer to a tidyLocaleMapItem, which can be further interrogated with TidyLangWindowsName() or TidyLangPosixName().

Parameters

iter	The TidyIterator (initiated with getWindowsLanguageList()) token.

Returns: Returns a pointer to a tidyLocaleMapItem.

TidyIterator TIDY_CALL getStringKeyList ( void )

Initiates an iterator for a list of string key codes available in Tidy.

This iterator allows you to iterate through all of the codes. In order to iterate through the codes, initiate the iterator with this function, and then use getNextStringKey() to retrieve the first and subsequent codes. For example:

TidyIterator itKey = getErrorCodeList();
while ( itKey ) {
  uint code = getNextStringKey( &itKey );
  // do something with the code, such as lookup a string.
}

Remarks: These are provided for documentation generation purposes, and probably aren't of much use to the average LibTidy implementor.

Returns: Returns a TidyIterator, which is a token used to represent the current position in a list within LibTidy.

TidyIterator TIDY_CALL getWindowsLanguageList ( void )

Initiates an iterator for a list of Tidy's Windows<->POSIX locale mappings.

This iterator allows you to iterate through this list. In order to iterate through the list, initiate the iterator with this function, and then use getNextWindowsLanguage() to retrieve the first and subsequent codes. For example:

TidyIterator itList = getWindowsLanguageList();
while ( itList ) {
  tidyLocaleMapItem *item = getNextWindowsLanguage( &itList );
  // do something such as get the TidyLangWindowsName(item).
}

Returns: Returns a TidyIterator, which is a token used to represent the current position in a list within LibTidy.

ctmbstr TIDY_CALL tidyDefaultString ( uint messageType )

Provides a string given messageType in the default localization (which is en).

Parameters

messageType The message type.

Returns: Returns the desired string.

ctmbstr TIDY_CALL tidyGetLanguage ( void )

Gets the current language used by Tidy.

Returns: Returns a string indicating the currently set language.

const ctmbstr TIDY_CALL TidyLangPosixName ( const tidyLocaleMapItem * item )

Given a tidyLocalMapItem, return the POSIX name.

Parameters

item	An instance of tidyLocalMapItem to query.

Returns: Returns a string with the POSIX name of the mapping.

const ctmbstr TIDY_CALL TidyLangWindowsName ( const tidyLocaleMapItem * item )

Given a tidyLocalMapItem, return the Windows name.

Parameters

item	An instance of tidyLocalMapItem to query.

Returns: Returns a string with the Windows name of the mapping.

ctmbstr TIDY_CALL tidyLocalizedString ( uint messageType )

Provides a string given messageType in the current localization for the single case.

Parameters

messageType The message type.

Returns: Returns the desired string.

ctmbstr TIDY_CALL tidyLocalizedStringN	(	uint	messageType,
		uint	quantity
	)

Provides a string given messageType in the current localization for quantity.

Some strings have one or more plural forms, and this function will ensure that the correct singular or plural form is returned for the specified quantity.

Returns: Returns the desired string.

Parameters

messageType	The message type.
quantity	The quantity.

Bool TIDY_CALL tidySetLanguage ( ctmbstr languageCode )

Tells Tidy to use a different language for output.

Parameters

languageCode A Windows or POSIX language code, and must match a TIDY_LANGUAGE for an installed language.

Returns: Indicates that a setting was applied, but not necessarily the specific request, i.e., true indicates a language and/or region was applied. If es_mx is requested but not installed, and es is installed, then es will be selected and this function will return true. However the opposite is not true; if es is requested but not present, Tidy will not try to select from the es_XX variants.

Detailed Description

Data Structures

Tidy's Locale

Locale Mappings

Getting Localized Strings

Available Languages

Data Structure Documentation

Function Documentation