I recently downloaded Satchmo 0.9 and tested on ubuntu 8.10
(Japanese).
I wanted to translate messages into Japanese, but documentation is not
sync with current code. I am waiting for the up=todate documentation.
During the process, I found a problem in l10n/utils.py/get_locale_conv
(). The code calls locale.setlocale() with a string parameter returned
by locale.normalize(loc), which returns inconsistent value. For
example, locale.normalize('ja') returns 'ja-JP.EUC-JP' even on UTF-8
system (ubuntu 8.10). As a result, the system crashes.
As of Python 2.0, setlocale() allows passing a tuple instead of a
string. So I modified the code to pass a tuple (loc,'utf-8'), and it
started working as expected. Will you developers consider using the
tuple format in future ?
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