readme.txt

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MtkLangCreator v0.1.1

MLC (MtkLangCreator) file format:
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At first export a language file using MtkRemaker (C) MaBreaker then open this
binary mediatek language file with MtkLangCreator and Save As a "Mediatek 
Language Creator file" (*.mlc).

Open this MLC file with any kind of plain text editor and you will see something
like this:

[Main]
BaseFont = 0
StringMax = 0x0456

[Strings]
0x0000 = 
0x0001 = Dialog Volume
0x0002 = Open
0x0003 = Loading
0x0004 = Play
0x0005 = Resume
0x0006 = FF \[0xFF]2dX
0x0007 = SF 1/\[0xFF]2d
0x0008 = FR \[0xFF]2dX
0x0009 = Step
0x000A = Next
0x000B = Next
......
0x0432 = \F[11]Small
0x0433 = \F[13]Medium
0x0434 = \F[15]Large
...

Quite obvious are everything. Some things need some descriptions:

The '\' (backslash) has special meaning:

\F[nn] : font selection
\[nn]  : specify character code
\\     : will result a \ in the output text

[nn] can be in hexadecimal format usin pascal ($FE) or C (0xFE) or asm (0x45h)
     style and can be in decimal format.

All numbers in the MLC can be in this format (hexadecimal or decimal).

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The 0xFF character (\[0xFF]) has special meaning for mediatek firmwares. It's like
the '\' sign in MLC files or if you a programmer you're familiar with format strings
and 0xFF is the format beginner like the '%' sign.

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The Font X, 250..255 character code to Font X+1, 0..5 character code conversion
is done automatically but keep in mind if you specify a character code with it's
ascii code (like the 0xFF character code) the conversion won't be done!

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Feel free to contact me at "Yahoo! Group: mt13x9" or in several mediatek 1389 forum (cherry or new_age).

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New Age (aka Cherry)