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• hb_langErrMsg(<nErrorCode>) ➜ cErrorMessage
  return the error message associated with an error code using the current language selected. <nErrorCode> is one of the generic error codes (EG_...) defined in error.ch

• hb_langMessage(<nMsg>[, <cLangID>]) ➜ cMessage
  returns the (international) text associated with the code <nMsg>. Parameter <cLangID> is an optional language module ID; if not specified the currently selected language module is used. It is similar to NationMsg() but gives access to the whole list of language messages: Day and month names, generic error messages, internal errors, and others...

• hb_langName([<cLangID>]) ➜ cLangName
  returns the name of the language module in use or specified.

• hb_langNew(<cNewLangId>, <cNewLangCpId>, <cLangId>, <cLangCpId>) ➜ lOK dynamically creates new lang module, translating an existing one then registers it. (for usage example, see Harbour's ChangeLog.txt).

• hb_langSelect([<cLangID>][, <cCodepage>]) ➜ cOldLangID
  sets <cLangID> as default language module for national messages like date/month names, internal warnings and errors, etc. Before calling the function, the language module <cLangID> must have been REQUESTed (e.g.: REQUEST HB_LANG_PT , for Portuguese), otherwise RTE occurs. <cCodepage> is the optional code-page ID into which the language module strings will be automatically converted (encoded) by Harbour.
  Returns the previous language ID setting.

  Language List supported by Harbour

  #	Display name	Lang ID		#	Display name	Lang ID
  01	Basque	eu		20	Indonesian	id
  02	Belorussian	be		21	Italian	it
  03	Bulgarian	bg		22	Korean	ko
  04	Catalan	ca		23	Latvian	lv
  05	Chinese Traditional	zh		24	Lithuanian	lt
  06	Chinese Simplified	zh_sim		25	Polish	pl
  07	Croatian	hr		26	Portuguese	pt
  08	Czech	cs		27	Portuguese (Brazil)	pt_BR
  09	Dutch	nl		28	Romanian	ro
  10	Esperanto	eo		29	Russian	ru
  11	Estonian	ee		30	Serbian (cyrillic)	sr_cyr
  12	French	fr		31	Serbian (latin)	sr_lat
  13	Galician	gl		32	Slovak	sk
  14	German	de		33	Slovenian	sl
  15	German-Austria	de_AT		34	Spanish	es
  16	Greek	el		35	Spanish (Latin America)	es_419
  17	Hebrew	he		36	Swedish	sv
  18	Hungarian	hu		37	Turkish	tr
  19	Icelandic	is		38	Ukrainian	uk

• hb_LeftEq(<cString>, <cSubString>) ➜ lEqual
  returns .T. when all characters (with the given order) of <cSubString> matching to leftmost (same length) part of <cString>. Basically it's equivalent to: ( Left( <cString1>, Len( <cString2> ) ) == <cString2> ), but faster and shorter. Can be used f.e. to check if <cString> begins with <cSubString>. NOTE: Case sensitive!

• hb_LeftEqI(<cString>, <cSubString>) ➜ lEqual
  returns .T. when all characters (with the given order) of <cSubString> matching to leftmost (same length) part of <cString>. Same as 'hb_LeftEq()' but case insensitive!

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• hb_libError()
• hb_libExt()
• hb_libFree()
• hb_libGetFunSym()
• hb_libLoad()
• hb_libName()
• hb_libPostfix()
• hb_libPrefix()
• hb_libSuffix()

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