Re: [HACKERS] another locale problem

This is not because of BSD/OS, but because of gcc. I found some 'char'
references in the regex routines and am working on that currently.

I can confirm that other software on BSD/OS works correctly with locales, such
as vi, less etc. Apparently we need unsigned char in order to do anything
sensible with char values over 127.

Daniel

>>>Angelos Karageorgiou said:
> > (strcmp(opname,"~*")
> > == 0 && isalpha((unsigned char)n->val.val.str[pos])))
> >
> > should work for you. Can you confirm this?
> > --
> > Tatsuo Ishii
>
> It did for me , BSD/OS is veeeery finicky with the way it treats chars. It
> upgrades them to ints and from then on isalpha isupper do not work.
> I have tried with --unsigned-char gcc switch the result was the same, only
> with a cast to (unsigned char) do all the char related functions work
> as advertised.
>
> I am sorry to say I have not had any input from other internationals using
> BSDI with a non-english character set.
>
>
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