> Not equally effective. I run Perl from BBEdit, cron and other places > where I am not guaranteed to easily have those variables defined. > On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 06:10 AM, Alex Robinson wrote: > >>> Create the file "~/.MacOSX/environment.plist" containing the > following >>> content WITH UNIX LINE ENDINGS and log in again. But if you set >>> LC_ALL to >>> anything but "C", I have found that the problem persists, so this >>> still >>> doesn't seem to be a full solution. You will probably want 'en_US' > for >>> LANG. Other remedies I've read were ineffectual. >> >> Equally effective is to just set it in your shell environment >> >> eg. if you're using tcsh >> >> <<<< >> setenv LC_ALL 'C' >> setenv LANG 'en_UK' >>>>>> >> > Have you tried adding d_setlocale=undef; in the darwin hints file and rebuilding perl?
--Jerry
