Code:
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# If the locale is C or POSIX, that's ASCII - we'll set to iso-8859-1
# Otherwise, normalize the codeset part of the locale.
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This assumption is certainly okay from a traditional point of view.
However, and as you said above, most systems use "UTF-8" nowadays by
default. So one could set UTF8 encoding by default (at least for Linux
systems). But I'm not sure if it really is a good idea. But a means to
make SC interpret filenames as utf8 encoded could be a good idea (on
"minimal" systems). Maybe one could guess the encoding during scanning
of the library. E.g. like "if common UTF8 bytes are found --> utf8,
else --> latin1").
flip
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