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BOOL CALLBACK EnumUILanguagesProc(
  LPTSTR lpUILanguageString, 
  LONG_PTR lParam
)
{
   MessageBox(0, lpUILanguageString, 0, 0);
   return TRUE;
}

int main()
{
   EnumUILanguages(EnumUILanguagesProc, MUI_LANGUAGE_NAME, 0);
}

BOOL bSupported = IsValidLanguageGroup(LGRPID_INDIC,LGRPID_SUPPORTED);
BOOL bInstalled = IsValidLanguageGroup(LGRPID_INDIC,LGRPID_INSTALLED);

kiranin wrote:

IsValidLanguageGroup(LGRPID_SIMPLIFIED_CHINESE | LGRPID_TRADITIONAL_CHINESE, LGRPID_INSTALLED);
is returning false when i tried in Windows XP Chinese, but it is returning true in English OS where East Asian language pack installed

#define LGRPID_TRADITIONAL_CHINESE   0x0009   // Traditional Chinese
#define LGRPID_SIMPLIFIED_CHINESE    0x000a   // Simplified Chinese
#define LGRPID_THAI                  0x000b   // Thai

BOOL bSimpleInstalled = IsValidLanguageGroup(LGRPID_SIMPLIFIED_CHINESE, LGRPID_INSTALLED);
BOOL bTradInstalled = IsValidLanguageGroup(LGRPID_TRADITIONAL_CHINESE, LGRPID_INSTALLED);

int b = (a = 1) ? 2 : 3;

DavidCrow wrote:

change it to:

int b = (a = 1) ? 2 : 3;

it might make more sense.

(a=0)

VCD_A wrote:

(a=0)?2:3

int a = 0;
if (a)
{
   b = 2;
}
else
{
   b = 3;
}

int a = -1;
if (a)
{
   b = 2;
}
else
{
   b = 3;
}

VCD_A wrote:

but if your are assigning any thing to any variable(in our case a=0), this statement suppose to a true...

int a, b, c;
a = b = c = 5;