On Sat, 25 Oct 2003, Henry Nelson wrote:
> > And I've tried with LOCALEDIR or $LYNX_LOCALEDIR:
> > g:/MingW32/share/locale
> > /MingW32/share/locale
> > /g/MingW32/share/locale
>
> And on my system, where gettext is in fact functional within Lynx, none
> of those would work. Unless something is different between the gettext
> package you are using and the one I am using (gettext-0.10.35, for a long
> time the only decent gettext package, but now obsoleted by the most recent
> GNU gettext which is closely integrated with iconv), the final "locale"
> should not be there. On Solaris8, Solaris6, NetBSD1.4.3 and NetBSD1.5.2
> with Lynx 2.8.5dev.16 or Lynx 2.8.4dev.15 I run the configure script with
> the option --with-nls-datadir=/path/from/root/share. Under that directory
> "share" (it can be any name, not just share) I have "locale/ja/LC_MESSAGES/
> lynx.mo", and it `` just works ''. It isn't just Lynx; I also use Mutt
> daily with a Japanese message catalogue, although in this case the mutt.mo
> file is in the default directory "/usr/local/share/locale/ja/LC_MESSAGES",
> so it's no real test.
I think you are mixing up NLS_DATADIR and LOCALEDIR. LOCALEDIR is
defined as $NLS_DATADIR/locale. See src/makefile.in for the
relationship. "configure" defines NLS_DATADIR, then LOCALEDIR is defined
in src/makefile. So NLS_DATADIR doesn't have the finale "locale", while
LOCALEDIR has it.
Doug
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