On Tue, 17 Dec 2002 11:08:19 +0900
Yusei Tahara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
NAKAMURA wrote:
> > Probably os.environ.get('Z_SOMETHING') might be a better way than
> > locale.getlocale()[1], because using locale.getlocale()[1] means that
> > the behaviour of Zope will be changed implicitly, whereas
> > os.environ.get('Z_SOMETHING') is more explicit for the users, thus
> > less confusing..
> Nice idea.
>
> We can get environment value everywhere in Zope.
> it will be easy to make patch:-)
>
> +1
Zope 2.6.x has LOCALE_ID in 'z2.py' to set locale value.
If LOCALE_ID is set to something, locale.getlocale()[1] is sure
to get this value, because locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, val)
is called from 'z2.py'.
For this reason, if you set LOCALE_ID, locale.getlocale()[1] does not
mean that behaviour of Zope will be changed implicitly, but rather
explicitly, I think.
I'm not sure which is better;
1) adopting new environment value, Z_SOMETHING
ie. Z_DEFUALT_CHARSET ?
2) using locale.getlocal()[1]
needs some abstruction layer
> def getDefaultPythonCharEncodingName():
> if os.name == 'posix':
> return charEncodingMap.get(locale.getlocale()[1], 'latin1')
> else: # For MS Windows
> return os.environ.get('Z_CHAR_ENCODING', 'latin1')
[snip]
Any comments are welcomed.
Regards,
Kazuya Fukamachi
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