IUSetIntl

Store data in international resource (type 'INTL')

void IUSetIntl( fRefNum, rsrcID, intlHndl );

short fRefNum ; file reference as obtained via OpenResFile

short rsrcID ; the ID of a type 'INTL' resource (0 or 1)

Handle intlHndl ; handle leading to Intl0Rec or Intl1Rec structure

IUSetIntl adds an international resource to an open resource file or replaces

the data of an existing one.

fRefNum identifies the resource file to modify. It may be obtained via

OpenResFile or by calling CurResFile (early in the program to

get the reference of the application's resource file) or it may be 0 to

specify the system resource file.

rsrcID identifies the resource (type 'INTL') to read. It is one of:

0 intlHndl should lead to an Intl0Rec structure (currency,

time,...).

1 intlHndl should lead to an Intl1Rec structure (names of

months, days, date-formatting options, etc.)

intlHndl is a Handle leading to data you wish to store in a resource. It leads to

either a 32-byte Intl0Rec structure or a 332-byte Intl1Rec

structure. Use IUGetIntl(rsrcID ) to get access to the existing data.

Notes: IUSetIntl causes the 'INTL' resource whose ID is rsrcID in the open

resource file fRefNum to be updated and written to disk.

If all you want to do is temporarily change one or two fields of the

resource, use IUGetIntl to obtain a handle to the structure and make

changes via in direction. See IUDatePString for an example of this

technique.

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