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MLang Interfaces


The following interfaces are exposed by MLang. Each section also describes the methods for that interface.

IEnumCodePage A client uses this interface to obtain information about many code pages at once or to determine which code pages fit a certain flag.
IEnumRfc1766 This interface creates a list of all locale identifiers (LCIDs) in the MIME database.
IEnumScript This interface enumerates the scripts on the system.
IMLangCodePages This interface provides the foundation of the IMLangFontLink interface and implements methods for working with code pages.
IMLangConvertCharset This interface converts a string from one code page to another.
IMLangFontLink This interface implements a set of services that enable an application to use font linking.
IMLangFontLink2 Like the IMLangFontLink interface, this interface implements a set of services that enable an application to use font linking.
IMLangLineBreakConsole This interface provides a console-based line-breaking service.
IMLangString Not currently supported.
IMLangStringAStr Not currently supported.
IMLangStringBuf Not currently supported.
IMLangStringNotifySink Not currently supported.
IMLangStringWStr Not currently supported.
IMLStrAttr Not currently supported.
IMLStrAttrAStr Not currently supported.
IMLStrAttrLocale Not currently supported.
IMLStrAttrLong Not currently supported.
IMLStrAttrNotifySink Not currently supported.
IMLStrAttrWStr Not currently supported.
IMultiLanguage This interface contains methods that perform two primary functions: gathering information about character sets, code pages or locales from the MIME database and converting strings from one character set to another.
IMultiLanguage2 The IMultiLanguage2 interface is an updated version of the IMultiLanguage interface. Introduced in Microsoft® Internet Explorer 5, IMultiLanguage2 provides all the functionality of IMultiLanguage plus some new and expanded methods.


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