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XNLSgetlangcode

Purpose
Get the language code associated to a language ID.
Synopsis
int XNLSgetlangcode(unsigned int ilang, char *lang);
Arguments
ilang 
A language ID or 0
lang 
A text buffer of at least 5 characters to receive the language code
Return value
The length of the generated language code.
Further information
1. An ISO 639 language code consists of 2 to 4 letters such that the provided buffer must be of at least 5 bytes (4 letters plus a terminating 0-byte).
2. The code of the current language will be returned if the provided ID is 0.
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