Cool, that's exactly what we need, to have the browser tell WebCit what language to use. I see that you're using setlocale(). You're going to have to find out whether the effects of setlocale() are thread-local. I don't think it is. There appears to be something called uselocale(3) that sets the per-thread locale. I don't know how it works or how widely it's supported. It does look like you're doing the right thing, though, by calling your new function httplang_to_locale() after an HTTP transaction begins, because it's already running in a thread-specific context at that point.
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) dothebart
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) IGnatius T Foobar
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) Freakdog
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) fleeb
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) dothebart
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) IGnatius T Foobar
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) fleeb
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) IGnatius T Foobar
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) fleeb
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) dothebart
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) IGnatius T Foobar
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) dothebart
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) IGnatius T Foobar
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) IGnatius T Foobar
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) fleeb
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) fleebness
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) athos-mn
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) IGnatius T Foobar
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) dothebart
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) Hjalfi
- [Citadel Development] (no subject) Peter Pulse