Twain_DSM
1.0
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Localization: we have the selection box on Windows that we have to deal with, so this table gives us all our strings in UTF-8 format. More...
Public Attributes | |
TW_INT16 | Language |
Language. | |
BYTE | CharSet |
Character Set. | |
LANGID | LangId |
Language Id. | |
char * | Title |
the Title string | |
char * | Sources |
the Sources string | |
char * | Select |
the Select string | |
char * | Cancel |
the Cancel string | |
Localization: we have the selection box on Windows that we have to deal with, so this table gives us all our strings in UTF-8 format.
TWAIN defines a lot of languages, and it makes sense to reference all of them. Refer to the DSM_translations.txt file if you want to see the mapping between the hex UTF-8 and the viewable characters. The UTF-8 values are in hex so that the encoding of this file doesn't change the resulting output.
Many languages still need translations...