>> No, it does not attempt the printf because ICONV_ENABLED=0
>
>OK, so that's it: the test doesn't handle that case properly.
This begs a larger question ... should we just specify iconv as a
requirement for the next release? I'm not sure it makes sense to have
all of those #ifdef HAVE_ICONV
Andy wrote:
> No, it does not attempt the printf because ICONV_ENABLED=0
OK, so that's it: the test doesn't handle that case properly.
> I'm not
> even sure what is supposed to alter ICONV_ENABLED (I ran with sh -x and
> only ever see it accessed once). I don't see it anywhere in the
Thus said Ralph Corderoy on Tue, 30 Jan 2018 17:01:58 +:
> That's this early part. Does it attempt the printf? If so,
> $ICONV_ENABLED isn't 0, and iconv(1) quite reasonably disliked
> converting from `?UTF-8'.
No, it does not attempt the printf because ICONV_ENABLED=0
On Tue, 30 Jan 2018 17:41:45 + Ralph Corderoy wrote:
Ralph Corderoy writes:
>
> Separate to completion, there's the issue of a non-nmh program being
> able to accept all of an nmh's program's options and add some of its
> own, hopefully without clashing. Whether an
Hi Ken,
> Bakul wrote:
> > May be the current -help option of most commands with some post
> > processing is good enough?
>
> I have thought about that ... but AFAIK we have never committed that
> the "help" output be stable. Really, I think a few extra switches
> would make it a lot easier AND
Hi Andy,
To recap, the previous mailing-list discussion was around
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/nmh-workers/2018-01/msg00130.html
and
http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/nmh-workers/2018-01/msg00126.html
The former's suggestion, with correction, got committed as 695ed941.
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