Using GetLocaleInfo and GetLocaleInfoEx for currencies (2) Word automation example

The information given by GetLocaleInfo and GetLocaleInfoEx, can be used to write formatted numbers in Word, using automation.

The first example use GetLocaleInfo
Because the values returned  by GetLocaleInfo are ASCII, it's easy to use them.
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Declare INTEGER GetLocaleInfo in Win32API LONG Locale, LONG LCType, STRING @LpLCData, INTEGER cchData

LOCAL LpLCData,cchData,nretval,lni,lcCurr,lcPos,lcSetPoint,lcPoint,lcSetSep,lcSep,lcSetDec,lcDec,lcNumber,oWrd,oDoc,oRange
LCData = space(255)      && Address of buffer information.
cchData = LEN(LpLCData)    && Size of buffer, LpLCData.
nretval = 0                && Number returned from API call.
RAND(-1)

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lcSetPoint = SET("Point")
lcSetSep = SET("Separator")
lcSetDec = SET("Decimals")
oWrd = CREATEOBJECT("Word.application")
oDoc = oWrd.documents.add()
orange=odoc.range()

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nretval = GetLocaleInfo(1024, 0x16, @LpLCData, cchData)
lcPoint = LEFT(LpLCData,nretval-1)
SET POINT TO lcPoint

nretval = GetLocaleInfo(1024, 0x17, @LpLCData, cchData)
lcSep = LEFT(LpLCData,nretval-1)
SET SEPARATOR TO lcSep

nretval = GetLocaleInfo(1024, 0x19, @LpLCData, cchData)
lcDec = LEFT(LpLCData,nretval-1)
SET DECIMALS TO &lcDec

nretval = GetLocaleInfo(1024, 0x14, @LpLCData, cchData)
lcCurr = LEFT(LpLCData,nretval-1)

nretval = GetLocaleInfo(1024, 0x1B, @LpLCData, cchData)
lcPos = LEFT(LpLCData,nretval-1)

lcNumber = ALLTRIM(TRANSFORM(1000000 * RAND(),"###" + REPLICATE(",###" , 4) + "." + REPLICATE("9",VAL(m.lcDec))))

DO CASE
CASE lcPos = "0"
    orange.text = m.lcCurr + m.lcNumber
CASE lcPos = "1"
    orange.text = m.lcNumber + m.lcCurr
CASE lcPos = "2"
    orange.text = m.lcCurr + " " + m.lcNumber
CASE lcPos = "3"
    orange.text = m.lcNumber + " " + m.lcCurr
ENDCASE

oWrd.visible = .T.

SET POINT TO lcSetPoint
SET SEPARATOR TO lcSetSep
SET DECIMALS TO &lcSetDec
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The second example use GetLocaleInfoEx
Because the values returned  by GetLocaleInfoEx are UNICODE, it's a little more complicated.
Each UNICODE character has two bytes, and to because it's easier to insert strings into Word, I build up a blob constant.
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* Begin code
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Declare INTEGER GetLocaleInfoEx in Win32API String Locale, LONG LCType, STRING @LpLCData, INTEGER cchData

LOCAL LpLCData,cchData,nretval,lni,lcCurr,lcPos,lcSetPoint,lcPoint,lcSetSep,lcSep,lcSetDec,lcDec,lcNumber,oWrd,oDoc,oRange
LCData = space(255)      && Address of buffer information.
cchData = LEN(LpLCData)    && Size of buffer, LpLCData.
nretval = 0                && Number returned from API call.
RAND(-1)

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lcSetPoint = SET("Point")
lcSetSep = SET("Separator")
lcSetDec = SET("Decimals")
oWrd = CREATEOBJECT("Word.application")
oDoc = oWrd.documents.add()
orange=odoc.range()

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nretval = GetLocaleInfoEx(Null, 0x16, @LpLCData, cchData)
lcPoint = LEFT(LpLCData,nretval-1)
SET POINT TO lcPoint

nretval = GetLocaleInfoEx(Null, 0x17, @LpLCData, cchData)
lcSep = LEFT(LpLCData,nretval-1)
SET SEPARATOR TO lcSep

nretval = GetLocaleInfoEx(Null, 0x19, @LpLCData, cchData)
lcDec = LEFT(LpLCData,nretval-1)
SET DECIMALS TO &lcDec

nretval = GetLocaleInfoEx(Null, 0x14, @LpLCData, cchData)
lcCurr = "0h"
FOR lni = 1 TO nretval-1
    lcCurr = m.lcCurr + RIGHT(TRANSFORM(ASC(SUBSTR(LpLCData,2*lni-1)),"@0"),2) + RIGHT(TRANSFORM(ASC(SUBSTR(LpLCData,2*lni)),"@0"),2)
NEXT

nretval = GetLocaleInfoEx(Null, 0x1B, @LpLCData, cchData)
lcPos = LEFT(LpLCData,nretval-1)

lcNumber = ALLTRIM(TRANSFORM(1000000 * RAND(),"###" + REPLICATE(",###" , 4) + "." + REPLICATE("9",VAL(m.lcDec))))

DO CASE
CASE lcPos = "0"
    orange.text = EVALUATE(m.lcCurr)
    orange.insertafter(m.lcNumber)
CASE lcPos = "1"
    orange.text = m.lcNumber
    orange.insertafter(EVALUATE(m.lcCurr))
CASE lcPos = "2"
    orange.text = EVALUATE(m.lcCurr)
    orange.insertafter(" " + m.lcNumber)
CASE lcPos = "3"
    orange.text = m.lcNumber + " "
    orange.insertafter(EVALUATE(m.lcCurr))
ENDCASE

oWrd.visible = .T.

SET POINT TO lcSetPoint
SET SEPARATOR TO lcSetSep
SET DECIMALS TO &lcSetDec
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