Hi!
4-Ноя-2004 17:52 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
ase> Divide tools in three types:
ase> (a) Those that implement the national settings (that is the character you
ase> use for thousand separators, etc) and codepages for the kernel (filename
ase> tables and such)
ase> DISPLAY.SYS
ase> Kernel's COUNTRY=
DISPLAY.SYS used only for fonts supports, so it not belongs into this
category.
ase> (b) Tools that implement the codepage support for the character devices:
ase> DISPLAY.SYS
ase> KEYB
ase> PRINTER.SYS (not existing)
ase> (c) Tools to configure the other stuff:
ase> MODE
ase> NLSFUNC (not existing)
ase> CHCP
[...]
ase> (1) In order to save bytes to American users, codepage support and such is
ase> NOT implemented by default in kernel and/or devices. That is why you need
ase> to load them:
In _given_ case I not agreed: me (as Russian user) not need thousands
of codepages like 932, 10878, etc. So, supporting for codepages through
loding requested information from external, independed files is good idea.
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