
{
{   This interface is a clone of OSP$FIND_HELP_MODULE. The only difference
{ between the two routines is that this routine accepts the natural language
{ as an input parameter, and uses it to locate the requested module.
{
{   The purpose of this request is to search for a help module.  Help  modules
{ reside  on object libraries and contain prompts and help information for SCL
{ commands and functions, and descriptions of menus for applications.  A  help
{ module may also contain status message descriptions.
{
{   A help module is located by searching each object library in  the  command
{ list for the name of the help module.  The name of the help module is formed
{ by using the seed name passed to this request and suffixing it with a dollar
{ sign  ($)  character  followed by the name of the preferred natural language
{ selected for the job.
{
{       CLP$FIND_HELP_MODULE (SEED_NAME, HELP_MODULE, ONLINE_MANUAL_NAME,
{         NATURAL_LANGUAGE, STATUS)
{
{ SEED_NAME: (input) This parameter specifies the name that is to be  suffixed
{       with  a $ and the name of the natural language to form the name of the
{       module to be searched for.
{
{ NATURAL_LANGUAGE: (input) This parameter specifies the name of the  natural
{       language to be used to locate the desired help module.
{
{ HELP_MODULE: (output) This parameter  specifies  the  pointer  to  the  help
{       module.   This  pointer  is  used  as  input  to  requests that locate
{       specific messages within  the  help  module.   If  this  parameter  is
{       returned as NIL, the specified help module could not be found.
{
{ ONLINE_MANUAL_NAME: (output) This parameter specifies the name of the online
{       manual associated with the help module.  If the specified help  module
{       could not be found or if there is no online manual associated with the
{       help module, osc$null_name is returned.
{
{ STATUS: (output) This parameter specifies the request status.
{       CONDITIONS:
{
