On Thursday 28 June 2007 13:54, Eduardo Casino wrote:
> Source code for COUNTRY.SYS is written in nasm assembler. Just get the file
> from:
> http://freedos.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/*checkout*/freedos/kernel/branche
>s/UNSTABLE/kernel/country.asm?revision=1261
>
> Then, use nasm to assemble:
> na
Source code for COUNTRY.SYS is written in nasm assembler. Just get the file
from:
http://freedos.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/*checkout*/freedos/kernel/branches/UNSTABLE/kernel/country.asm?revision=1261
Then, use nasm to assemble:
nasm -o country.sys country.asm
And you're done.
Eduardo.
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Hello Tom,
Actually they aren't.
The decimal separator is arguably ' (see below), but the thousand
separator is universally accepted (and known) as . in Spain (and NEVER
the ,).
As for the decimal separator, there's a typical controversy between
"official" and "widespread". The official symbol is
> I've seen one bug right now, shouldn't Spain be "34"?
according to http://www.vfrazee.com/ms-dos/6.22/help/country.htm - yes
unfortunately I took the 33 from a VERY old kernel35, the current has
a 34
but still
>>".",/* ',' # Thousand's separator */
>>"
Hello Mateusz,
> Is there any way to set up manually all configurations for the COUTRY.SYS
> settings? I mean, how could I decide exactly which character I want to use
> for decimals, which for hundreds separator, how to display the date etc...?
> I know that I can choose between various countrie
Hi Aitor, Tom, Mateusz,
to continue this thread with somewhat shorter mails... ;-)
What Mateusz wanted is:
> dd.mm. hh:mm:ss 1'234.56
Country 41, Switzerland, is pretty close:
> dd.mm. hh,mm,ss 1'234.56
Country 33, France, would use:
> dd.mm. hh:mm:ss 1 234,56
In codepage 858,
I've seen one bug right now, shouldn't Spain be "34"?
(Can't remember if the DOS country codes are the ones used in
telephony, but in such case, it's definitely 34).
Aitor
2007/6/27, Tom Ehlert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> BTW:
> country=33 (spain) would be perfekt, it it wasn't buggy
> (1000's/decimal
Looks ok to me, in what sense is it buggy?
Aitor
2007/6/27, Tom Ehlert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> BTW:
> country=33 (spain) would be perfekt, it it wasn't buggy
> (1000's/decimal point swapped)
>
> /* Spain */ ,{
>33, /* = W1 W437 # Country ID & Codepage */
>850,
>
BTW:
country=33 (spain) would be perfekt, it it wasn't buggy
(1000's/decimal point swapped)
/* Spain */ ,{
33, /* = W1 W437 # Country ID & Codepage */
850,
_DATE_DMY, /*Date format: 0/1/2: U.S.A./Europe/Japan */
"EUR",
I ignore it, perhaps Eduardo (developer of NLSFUNC) has some tools for
creating/editing such files, or Eric or Henrique have some ideas?
Aitor
2007/6/27, Mateusz Viste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Wednesday 27 June 2007 19:54, Aitor Santamaría wrote:
> > Once with the unstable kernel, you should cre
On Wednesday 27 June 2007 19:54, Aitor Santamaría wrote:
> Once with the unstable kernel, you should create a "COUNTRY.SYS"-style
> file with the settings you want.
I understand that the only way to make FreeDOS changes date/time format is to
choose a contry code, or make its own COUNTRY.SYS file
Hello,
Once with the unstable kernel, you should create a "COUNTRY.SYS"-style
file with the settings you want.
You can either load it at boot with COUNTRY= in CONFIG.SYS, or either
load it "hot" with NLSFUNC (in this case, create your file in a way
that the country code is the same as the country
On Wednesday 27 June 2007 12:55, Aitor Santamaría wrote:
> There IS NLSFUNC, but only for the UNSTABLE kernel, so I guess perhaps
> hasn't been distributed in the official distributions.
Okay, I have installed the unstable kernel (which, by the way, isn't unstable
at all - at least for me). I hav
Self-correction.
There IS NLSFUNC, but only for the UNSTABLE kernel, so I guess perhaps
hasn't been distributed in the official distributions.
I wonder what is the criterion by which something goes from unstable
to stable. I think NLSFUNC and the involved changes have been there
for a long time alr
Hello Mateusz!
(Unfortunately I still didn't find a way to type non-western-european
languages on Mozilla Thunderbird! :-( )
All I have to say about the Euro sign is for you not to worry since
you'll probably use cp852, which already contains the Euro since I've
prepared that for FreeDOS follow
Hello,
As there's no NLSFUNC, you just create a new entry and re-compile.
As for the EURO, make sure that you choose a codepage that contains
the symbol (e.g. 858).
Aitor
2007/6/26, Mateusz Viste <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> Is there any way to set up manually all configurations for the COUTRY
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