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Const.PM_TranslateWindow
The Const.PM_TranslateWindow message is sent to a window to translate the window contents.
Name | Description |
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nWhat = wParam | Standard method parameter. Possible values are Const.METHOD_Inquire, Const.METHOD_Execute, Const.METHOD_GetType |
lParam | Unused |
When nWhat = Const.METHOD_Inquire, the return value is TRUE.
When nWhat = Const.METHOD_Execute: the return value is TRUE if the window was translated, FALSE otherwise.
Applications typically do not need to process this message since the framework does so for all framework objects. However there can be situations where an application has language-dependant data cached in variables or similar. In those cases applications should process the Const.PM_TranslateWindow message and retranslate the language dependant data in order to support run-time change of language.
This example uses the Const.PM_TranslateWindow message to retranslate a custom window title when the language changes.
On PM_TranslateWindow Call SalSendClassMessage( PM_TranslateWindow , wParam, lParam ) ! Set custom window title whenever the window is translated Call SalSetWindowText( i_hWndFrame, TranslateConstant( TEXT_Title )private void __dlgQuerySave_MessageActions(ref SalMessage message) { #region Actions switch (message.Code) { case Sys.SAM_Create: this.__dlgQuerySave_OnSAM_Create(ref message); break; } #endregion } private void __dlgQuerySave_OnSAM_Create(ref SalMessage message) { #region Actions message.Handled = true; Sal.SendMsg(this, Const.PM_TranslateWindow, Const.METHOD_Execute, 0); Sal.CenterWindow(this); this.dfsValue.Text = this.sValue; this.cbGlobal.Checked = this.bGlobal; if (!(this.bGlobalEditable)) { Sal.DisableWindow(this.cbGlobal); } Sal.WaitCursor(false); #endregion }