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Region Codes |
Header: Script.h |
enum { verUS = 0, verFrance = 1, verBritain = 2, verGermany = 3, verItaly = 4, verNetherlands = 5, verFlemish = 6, verSweden = 7, verSpain = 8, verDenmark = 9, verPortugal = 10, verFrCanada = 11, verNorway = 12, verIsrael = 13, verJapan = 14, verAustralia = 15, verArabic = 16, verFinland = 17, verFrSwiss = 18, verGrSwiss = 19, verGreece = 20, verIceland = 21, verMalta = 22, verCyprus = 23, verTurkey = 24, verYugoCroatian = 25 };
Represents the region of the United States.
Represents the region of France.
Represents the region of Great Britain.
Represents the region of Germany.
Represents the region of Italy.
Represents the region of the Netherlands.
Represents the region of Sweden.
Represents the region of Denmark.
Represents the region of Portugal.
Represents the French Canadian region.
Represents the region of Israel.
Represents the region of Japan.
Represents the region of Australia.
Represents the Arabic world. This is the same as the region code verArabia.
Represents the region of Finland.
Represents French for the region of Switzerland.
Represents German for the region of Switzerland.
Represents the region of Greece.
Represents the region of Iceland.
Represents the region of Malta.
Represents the region of Cyprus.
Represents the region of Turkey.
Represents the Croatian system for the region of Yugoslavia.
Region codes have the values shown here. Each region is associated with a particular language code and script code (not shown). Note that the existence of a defined region code does not necessarily imply the existence of a version of Macintosh system software localized for that region.
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