The second argument to GetLocaleInfo() is a constant (so you don't quote it) that you will either need to import (don't really know from where but using Win32::OLE::Const) or just have a look at this: 

use Win32::OLE::NLS;
$LCID = GetSystemDefaultLCID();
for my $const ( 0..88 ) {
    print "Const val $const\t", GetLocaleInfo($LCID, $const ), "\n";
}
__DATA__
Const val 0    
Const val 1    0409
Const val 2    English (United States)
Const val 3    ENU
Const val 4    English
Const val 5    1
Const val 6    United States
Const val 7    USA
Const val 8    United States
Const val 9    0409
[snip]
Const val 20    $
Const val 21    USD
[snip]
Const val 31    M/d/yyyy
[yada yada]

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It continues on with currency, date, etc, etc. The data ends at a const value of 88 FWIW, that why it only goes to 88.

cheers

tachyon

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In reply to Re: Getting English name of locale language by tachyon
in thread Getting English name of locale language by Anonymous Monk

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