Jennifer Pioch wrote: >> The behavior of the SunOS 4.x printf(3C) and that of the still shipping >> binary compatibility library /usr/4lib/libc.so.1 was to use the string >> "(null)" if the argument for a %s was NULL. > > The string "(null)" needs to be localised like in Linux, i.e. > LC_ALL=de_AT.utf8 must print "(nichts)".
Why does it need to be ? What breaks if it isn't ? I'm not saying I won't consider that but I don't really see why it must be done. -- Darren J Moffat
