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SetInternationalHRC
2.0
Sets the country, language, and script direction into a recognition context HRC.
int SetInternationalHRC( HRC hrc, UINT uCountry, LPCSTR lpszLangCode, UINT fuFlags, UINT uDir )
Parameters
hrc
Handle to the HRC object.
uCountry
The country code. A value of 0 indicates that this value should not be set.
lpszLangCode
A three-letter, null-terminated string identifying the language (for example,
"enu" or "fra"), or NULL. A value of NULL indicates that the language code
should not be changed. For a list of three-letter language identifiers, refer to
Volume 1 of the Programmers Reference in the Windows Software Development Kit.
fuFlags
Flags. can be either SIH_ALLANSICHAR to indicate the user intends to use the
entire ANSI character set, or 0.
uDir
The script direction. This parameter specifies which primary and secondary
writing directions to set. The default directions are left to right for the
primary direction and top to bottom for the secondary. A value of 0 indicates that
the writing direction should not be changed. Possible values for uDir are:
Constant
| Description
| SSH_RD
| Left to right and down (English).
| SSH_RU
| Left to right and up.
| SSH_LD
| Right to left and down (Hebrew).
| SSH_LU
| Right to left and up.
| SSH_DL
| Down and to the left (Chinese).
| SSH_DR
| Down and to the right (Chinese).
| SSH_UL
| Up and to the left.
| SSH_UR
| Up and to the right.
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Return Value
Returns HRCR_OK if successful; otherwise, returns one of the following
negative values:
Constant
| Description
| HRCR_ERROR
| Invalid parameter or other error.
| HRCR_MEMERR
| Insufficient memory.
| HRCR_UNSUPPORTED
| The recognizer does not support this function.
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Comments
Setting fuFlags to the value of SIH_ALLANSICHAR indicates the recognizer should interpret
text written in any language based on ANSI characters. To constrain recognition to
a particular language, an application should set fuFlags to 0 and provide the appropriate language code in lpszLangCode.
SetInternationalHRC overrides the default ALLANSICHAR setting in the recognizer set by ConfigHREC for the life of the HRC object. ConfigHREC should be used to change the default value.
See Also
GetInternationalHRC, ConfigHREC
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