Element Path: <cwt><CORE><language>
The language element defines all languages that should be available in the terminal.
If a terminal should have support for more than one language, the language element must be repeated for each language in the CORE element.
The language listed first in the list will becomes the default language in the terminal.
When a language is selected through the terminal’s GUI, the date and time format will be adjusted accordingly.
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attributes
id
| Range: | 0 – 65535 |
| Default: | 0 |
| Description: | The id value controls the order in which the languages appear in the display at language selection. |
value
| Range: | See Language codes for supported language codes. |
| Default: | en-US |
| Description: | This identifies the language and the country according to the RFC 1766 standard. |
Example:
This Example is for a terminal with Swedish as default language and with Swedish date and time format. The other available languages are English (with date and time format for United States) and Dutch (with date and time format for the Netherlands).
The languages will be presented in the order: Swedish, English, and Dutch in the language-selection popup window.
<CORE …="">
<language id="0" value="sv-SE "/>
<language id="1" value="en-US "/>
<language id="2" value="nl-NL "/>
<CORE/>
