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Jim Fisher wrote:
>
> Yes, it is included from parserm.h (code snip follows):
>
>           Include "language__";        !  The natural language definition,
>                                                    !  whose filename is
> taken from the ICL
>                                                    !  language_name variable
>
> If you are looking to change to a different the language definition file,
> you can specify the new file on the command line in the ICL section, or in
> your ICL file (if you use one). Mine looks like this:
>
>           +language_name=OREnglish
>
> Where the file name that I use is OREnglish.h.
>
> --
> Jim@OnyxRing.com
> Visit "An Inform Developer's Guide" at:
> www.OnyxRing.com
>
> "J. Fatula" <fatula3@attglobal.net> wrote in message
> news:3AFFDD27.4B9B@attglobal.net...
> > Quick question for you guys...
> >
> > What calls English.h?  I searched through the library files and found no
> > reference to it, but when I manually changed a line in English.h, the
> > change showed up in my next compile.  Any thoughts?
> >
> > J. Fatula
> >
> >

Of course, Murphy dictates that the one file that contains the reference
I need is the one that I neglected to search.

Thanks a million,
J. Fatula


