NAME

nlappend() − append the appropriate language identification to a valid MPE file name

SYNOPSIS

#include <portnls.h>

void nlappend(

char *filename,
short int langid,
unsigned short int err[2]

);

DESCRIPTION

nlappend() replaces the first three blanks found in filename with the language number.  Its purpose is to identify the language of a file in an operating system-independent manner. 

Arguments to nlappend() are used as follows:

filename A string of up to eight ASCII characters terminated by three blanks. 

langid A short integer specifying the language ID. 

err The first element contains the error number.  The second element is always zero.  If the call is successful, both elements contain zero. 

Error # Meaning

2 Specified language is not configured. 

4 Filename is not terminated by 3 blanks. 

WARNINGS

This routine is provided for compatibility with MPE, a proprietary HP operating system.  See portnls(5) for more information on the use of this routine. Use the Native Language Support routines for C programmers described by hpnls(5) for HP-UX NLS support. 

AUTHOR

nlappend() was developed by HP. 

SEE ALSO

portnls(5). 

EXTERNAL INFLUENCES

International Code Set Support

Single- and multi-byte character code sets are supported. 

Hewlett-Packard Company  —  HP-UX Release 9.0: August 1992