mherger wrote:
> > I'm not saying this is an appropriate solution, in particular to
> > properly display non-ASCII characters of your filenames, but at least
> > the problems are explained.
>
> Wow... some excellent analysis! But why would this only be a problem on
>
> these newer Debian Sid based systems?
I'm not sure which specific issue we are talking about, here. Are you
saying that nothing changed on the version parsing code, and that now,
for some reason, with Perl 5.22, it breaks for some locales, with
symptoms nobody had ever reported using Perl up to 5.20?
Or are you talking about the classical version mismatch problem between
LMS and Debian testing/sid, which originally started this thread (before
slowly deriving to the issue I was facing, like BeST, but on ARM)?
mherger wrote:
> And I'm on en_US.UTF8.
Lucky you, your locale behaves as the C one.
Code:
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$ LANG=en_US.UTF8 printf "%f\n" 1
1.000000
$ LANG=fr_FR.UTF8 printf "%f\n" 1
1,000000
$ LANG=C printf "%f\n" 1
1.000000
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