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nls and i18n
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Henning |
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nls and i18n |
Date: |
Tue, 4 Jun 2019 10:40:46 +0200 |
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When compiling utilities like sed I want to ensure two things:
1. I don't need non-english man/info pages, error messages or the like.
My guess is that I dont want internationalization/native language
support and that I need to give configure the option --disable-nls.
2. I don't want to have to do anything with utf-8, unicode, multibyte
sequences and the like. My locale is always pure C w/o UTF8, that
is, usually C.CP850 or C.CP437. I'm heavily using characters
0x80-0xFF as meta characters i.e. in sed scripts or box drawing
characters.
Only once in my life I tried a utf8 locale - all sed scripts would
have had to be re-written. So I never tried it again. I simply
don't need it.
I think, --disable-i18n might be my option.
But there are also --with(out)-libiconv-prefix and
--with(out)-libintl-prefix.
I would be glad If someone could shed some light on all this.
Regards
Henning
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