On Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:32:05 +0100
> gtk_label_new (_("this is a string with "" in it"));
Well firstly it is no longer C. You should be using \2xx\0xx or \xblah
encoding but that is a trivial side item to fix. Assuming you fix that it
obviously compiles and probably comes out ok in a .po file.
In LANG=C you call gtk_label_new with UTF-8 strings. What happens at that
point depends if gtk_label_new ever calls a single C library function
that is locale dependant (eg strcasecmp).
> Now explain how those problems are not caused by this
>
> gtk_label_new (_("this is a string with \"\" in it"));
>
> in the en_GB locale where gettext returns "this is a string with "" in it"
In the en_GB.utf-8 locale (there isn't a meaningful non UTF-8 GB locale)
you get gtk_label_new passing UTF-8 to the C library *but* unlike LANG=C
the library *expects* UTF-8 so will give correct answers for the locale.
Ditto en_US.utf-8.
Perhaps Havoc can definitively state whether than gtk function calls a
locale dependant C function at any point ?
Alan
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