Hello all, I've claimed that I can see some umlaut issues with popt 1.14 and I really would like to see it solved, now. Reproducer is for me as follows. Using popt-1.13-3 from Fedora 8, 9 or Rawhide, I simply executed the following:
$ [EMAIL PROTECTED] rpm --help > rpm-1.13-iso $ LANG=de_DE.UTF-8 rpm --help > rpm-1.13-utf Using popt 1.15 from latest CVS checkout, I also did the following: $ [EMAIL PROTECTED] rpm --help > rpm-1.15-iso $ LANG=de_DE.UTF-8 rpm --help > rpm-1.15-utf Results are now as follows using file(1) to compare: popt-1.13-iso: ISO-8859 text # as expected popt-1.13-utf: UTF-8 Unicode text # as expected popt-1.15-iso: Non-ISO extended-ASCII text # NOT as expected popt-1.15-utf: UTF-8 Unicode text # as expected Once my LANG is [EMAIL PROTECTED] for popt >= 1.14, the ISO-8859 text seems not sane to be written somehow. Please note, that popt 1.13, I was using here is not the vanilla one, the following patch was applied (no matter what it does exactly): http://cvs.fedora.redhat.com/viewcvs/*checkout*/devel/popt/popt-1.13-popt_fprintf.patch Greetings, Robert
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