This is for files that do not specify a separate codeset at all, and for 
interpreting a file that does specify one before it gets to the line with the 
codeset directive, is my understanding, so needs to be there (for now, maybe 
not in future). It maybe should be more explicit codeset changes start with the 
next directive, not applies to a rewind/reread of the whole file.
 
 
  On Wed, May 11, 2022 at 7:30 PM, Bruno Haible via austin-group-l at The Open 
Group<[email protected]> wrote:   
https://posix.rhansen.org/p/gettext_draft
Line 960

"Do we need to say this isn't used for message strings, only for parsing
 the .po file?"

The .po file format has a mechanism for specifying the codeset of the
PO file. See line 1009. Therefore LC_CTYPE is *not used* for the
interpretation of the input .po file, only for producing diagnostics
(in combination with the LC_MESSAGES category).



  
  • POSIX msgfmt: effect of ... Bruno Haible via austin-group-l at The Open Group
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