Eli Zaretskii <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha escrit: > Could we please discuss the design of this? In particular, what do > you mean by ``LC_ALL is set appropriately'',
I mean that LC_ALL settings should match the @encoding used in the document. In particular, if [EMAIL PROTECTED] UTF-8' was used, then locale settings should end in `.UTF-8' (language and territory settings do not matter in this case). There's nothing new in it: it is the way info worked before. > and how do you intend to > handle possible differences between the file's encoding and the > encoding supported by the terminal? Generally speaking, libiconv can be used for that. But I doubt if info should try to handle such differences. That's the same thing as with text editors: you cannot edit a document written in UTF-8 on a terminal set to ISO-8859-2. In my opinion, it is user's responsibility to ensure his terminal is set appropriately. Regards, Sergey
