Scribit Andreas Krüger dies 25/09/2007 hora 17:12:
> However, the following line, executed in your $HOME, produces a file
> name that reliably triggers the problem (Lisp running under an UTF-8
> regime).
>
> perl -e '$w = ">weird-name-" . (pack "C", 196) . "M"; open F, $w'
I confirm this. And I
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Hello, Pierre,
> Not so sure it's a bug in clisp, though. I have a bunch of files with
> names encoded in ISO-8859-15 and I copied one in my $HOME with an
> accentuated character, then invoked clisp while having fr_FR.UTF-8 as my
> locale (where the b
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Hello, Pierre,
oops - this message got sorted differently in my Email tool, as there
was no Debian bug in the CC or To.
> For every locale where you encounter the bug, can you check what
> /usr/sbin/validlocale says?
Sure:
for l in [EMAIL PROTECTED
Scribit Andreas Krüger dies 24/09/2007 hora 09:31:
> > I think I know what causes your problem: it is caused by having a
> > file in your home directory with a name that cannot be encoded with
> > the locale you're trying to use.
> Bingo! That was the ticket!
Not so sure it's a bug in clisp, thoug
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Hello, Peter,
> I think I know what causes your problem: it is caused by having a
> file in your home directory with a name that cannot be encoded with
> the locale you're trying to use.
Bingo! That was the ticket!
I had an ancient file with an ISO-
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Hello Andreas,
Andreas Krüger wrote:
> I cannot run clisp without getting this error, see below.
> (I'm a Lisp beginner.)
I think I know what causes your problem: it is caused by having a file
in your home directory with a name that cannot be encoded
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Hello, Pierre,
de_DE.UTF-8, which is configured on my machine, does not work for me.
Even "C" doesn't! However, I have found out, and verified, that old
de_DE.ISO-8859-1 does not show the problem. So that is a workaround
for me, for the time being.
D
Scribit Andreas Krüger dies 22/09/2007 hora 02:55:
> I cannot run clisp without getting this error, see below.
On my Debian system, 'dpkg-reconfigure locales' doesn't show any such
locale ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), so I tried running clisp with de_DE.UTF-8
instead, which worked fine.
When trying with [
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Package: clisp
Version: 1:2.41-1
Severity: normal
I cannot run clisp without getting this error, see below.
(I'm a Lisp beginner.)
Best regards, and thank you for providing fine software,
Andreas Krüger
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