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VIRTUOSO CODE GENERATOR Reference Manual

Native Language Support 

The sample models and macros may be localized to meet the standards and
native language usage of your organization.

The ways in which an organization may choose to localize the models and
macros include:

 *  Localize the names of macros

 *  Localize the keywords that the models and macros use

 *  Localize any string literal

 *  Localize the comments contained in the models and macros

 *  Localize the user messages that the models and macros display using
    the COBOL DISPLAY statement.  For instance, the SCREEN model contains
    the line:

     #SetInfoMsg message='"Enter key is Invalid"'

to warn the user that the ENTER key was not valid in the context.  This
message can be changed to a format or native language that is a standard
for your organization.

Note that you will probably not want to localize the messages that are
displayed via the #PRINTERROR construct, since these messages will only
be seen by the programmer at generation-time.  These messages will not
appear in the generated COBOL program.

Further Information 

For more information on Native Language Support in HP products, see the
Native Language Support Reference Manual.  For more information on how to
use localizable text with the Virtuoso Code Generator, see Chapter 5.

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