The call to SAPI's get language method returns an MS LangID, but for my purpose, it needs to be converted to a BCP 47 language tag (eg. en-GB) . how do we do it?
I am not able to do it using LCIDToLocalName, as to use this function, I need to convert the returned value into the LCID format first.
For eg, it returns "809" for english, now how do I convert it into LCID first, as LCIDHex for English is "0809", and LCIDec is "2057".
Any help would be appreciated.
Edit: Following is the code
if (S_OK != SpEnumTokens(SPCAT_VOICES, NULL, NULL, &voice_tokens))
return FALSE;
unsigned long voice_count, i = 0;
hr = voice_tokens->GetCount(&voice_count);
cout << " count " << voice_count << endl;
for (unsigned int i = 0; i < voice_count; i++){
//cout << i << endl;
CComPtr<ISpObjectToken> voice_token;
if (S_OK != voice_tokens->Next(1, &voice_token, NULL))
return FALSE;
WCHAR *description;
if (S_OK != SpGetDescription(voice_token, &description))
return FALSE;
CComPtr<ISpDataKey> attributes;
if (S_OK != voice_token->OpenKey(kAttributesKey, &attributes))
return FALSE;
WCHAR *gender_s;
TtsGenderType gender;
if (S_OK == attributes->GetStringValue(kGenderValue, &gender_s)){
if (0 == _wcsicmp(gender_s, L"male"))
gender = TTS_GENDER_MALE;
else if (0 == _wcsicmp(gender_s, L"female"))
gender = TTS_GENDER_FEMALE;
}
WCHAR *language;
if (S_OK != attributes->GetStringValue(kLanguageValue, &language))
return FALSE;
wprintf(L"%s\n", language);
The last line prints hex values such as 409 and 809, but I want it in format like En-US .
@HansPassant is correct. You've got a string; parse it as hex. Use
_wtoi
(or your favorite parser), then pass to LCIDToLocaleName.For XP, you can use
DownlevelLCIDToLocaleName
; the required DLL is downloadable from the Microsoft Download Center.