Farid Zaripov wrote:
Attached is a patch for run_locale_utils.sh script. If locale name
is like [EMAIL PROTECTED] then locale src file name should be
lang.sublang instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
IIRC, this was to accommodate older versions of the Perforce server
which didn't permit the '@' character in file names. Since we aren't
using Perforce (and since there is a Perforce update that deals with
the at sign) we probably shouldn't be doing this mapping anymore.
Martin
ChangeLog:
* run_locale_utils.sh (test_locale): Corrected
generation of the locale src file name.
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# ./[EMAIL PROTECTED] -d
RWSTD_SRC_ROOT=/usr/src/WorkingCopy/etc/nls
export RWSTD_SRC_ROOT
RWSTD_LOCALE_ROOT=/tmp/locale.8599
export RWSTD_LOCALE_ROOT
./localedef -w -c -f /usr/src/WorkingCopy/etc/nls/charmaps/ISO-8859-5 -i
/usr/src/WorkingCopy/etc/nls/src/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
/tmp/locale.8599/[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2>/dev/tty
Error 500: /usr/src/WorkingCopy/etc/nls/src/[EMAIL PROTECTED] could not be
opened for reading
Error - localedef returned code: 4
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Farid.
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Index: run_locale_utils.sh
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--- run_locale_utils.sh (revision 432164)
+++ run_locale_utils.sh (working copy)
@@ -232,7 +232,7 @@
# get locale's name and encoding
locale_src=`echo $3 | \
- sed -n "s:\([^\.]*\)\.\([EMAIL PROTECTED])\(.*\):\1\3:p;s:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]::g"`;
+ sed -n "s:\([^\.]*\)\.\([EMAIL PROTECTED])\(.*\):\1\3:p" | tr "@"
"."`;
locale_encoding=`echo $3 | \
sed -n "s:\([^\.]*\)\.\([EMAIL PROTECTED])\(.*\):\2:p"`;
