Send, ", LocaleID), "Int", 0)ĭllCall("SystemParametersInfo", "UInt", SPI_SETDEFAULTINPUTLANG, "UInt", 0, "UPtr", &binaryLocaleID, "UInt", SPIF_SENDWININICHANGE) SetDefaultKeyboardLang(0x0409) english usa > start debug : function keys for testingį7:: SetDefaultKeyboardLang(0x0409) english usaį8:: SetDefaultKeyboardLang(0x040c) frenchį9:: SetDefaultKeyboardLang(0x0415) polishĬurlang:= DllCall("user32.dll\GetKeyboardLayout", "UInt", ThreadId, "UInt") Is only for your convenience and should be deleted once everything works. In the script below, the section between "start debug" and "end debug" Resets the system language to what it was.(meaning the language panel was terminated) Waits for the previous active window to become active again.Issues the key Win+ (not intercepted this time).Changes the system language to English US.Conserves the current active window and system language.My solution (that works in my environment) is a script that intercepts Nor to programmatically detect when it runs or when it terminates. Second, there is no way to launch it except via the keyboard,
Immediately, so language changes need to be done before launching it. I have done some tests with the emoji panel, and it's very problematic.įirst, any change of the system language will cause it to terminate This is the only app that gets affected by this issue, so messing around with global system configurations would not be an option. Is there any way I can specify that I want to search emojis using a specific language and not my system language? Or maybe using both: the one I specify and my system language as default if nothing is found? So if I try to search for "eyes", the suggestions will come empty since "eyes" does not exist in Spanish, so what I use to search this specific emoji in all the other apps does not work with this emoji keyboard search.Įven in my work laptop, where I have the system language set up in English, I have to use different words than in my personal laptop although I'm using the same application because of the different system language. ) lets you search emojis but only using your system language. However, I'm used to search emojis in all apps that let you do so in English language (Telegram, Twitter, WhatsApp.).įrom what I've seen, emoji keyboard in Windows 10 (press keys: Win +. I've got my system language set to Spanish, as well as my keyboard input language.