WorldWide
This XFCN provides access to some of the capabilities of the Script manager, to allow you to produce world-ready stacks.
WorldWide XFCN. Version 1.1, by Sam Deane. Copyright ©1994 ULTRALAB. Compiled 17:00:05, 28/04/94.
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Description
This XFCN allows access to some of the features of the Scrip manager.
The current commands implemented allow to find out the language and region codes of the current system, to find out how many script systems are installed, and to find out which version of the Script Manager is present.
In the future other commands may be added to this command to provide access to other Script Manager features. Please let me know what you need.
Commands
system language
DESCRIPTION
This XFCN allows access to some of the features of the Scrip manager.
The current commands implemented allow to find out the language and region codes of the current system, to find out how many script systems are installed, and to find out which version of the Script Manager is present.
In the future other commands may be added to this command to provide access to other Script Manager features. Please let me know what you need.
SYNTAX
Worldwide(<command>)
where the <command> parameter can be one of: system language, system region, script version, scripts.
COMMANDS
The SYSTEM LANGUAGE and SYSTEM REGION Commands:
These two commands return the language code and region code respectively for the currently installed system.
Full details of the region & language codes can be found in Inside Macintosh, Volume VI.
The SCRIPTS Command:
The Scripts command returns the number of script systems installed.
The SCRIPT VERSION Command:
The Script Version command returns the version number of the script manager.
system region
The system region command returns the region code for the currently installed system.
Full details of the region & language codes can be found in Inside Macintosh, Volume VI.
scripts
The Scripts command returns the number of script systems installed.
script version
The Script Version command returns the version number of the script manager.
