El mar, 15-07-2003 a las 12:54, Abel Cheung escribió: > On 2003-07-14(Mon) 20:34:18 +0200, Carlos Perelló Marín wrote: > > Hi, here you have a patch that tries to detect the file encoding used > > and then, calls xgettext with that encoding option. > > An unexpected failure -- currently escaped hex values (\x??) are not > handled. Source code with such strings should most likely use > --from-code=UTF-8 too, but "file" detects them as either ASCII or ISO-* > files. (mlview/src/mlview-app.c for example) Well, if it's detected as an ASCII file, we can use without problems the UTF-8 encoding, the problem is if it detects it as an ISO-* because there are characters that are not valid UTF-8 characters... > > It's not easy to determine what encoding is represented by escaped hex > values -- it can be UTF-8, or can be something else, though it's most > likely UTF-8 in GNOME 2.x software. Ideas to "fix" it? Assume that all files are using UTF-8 is not the correct behavior... Cheers. > > Abel > > > Please, test it and review it I have no idea about perl so my change > > it's mainly a cut & paste fix > > > > I will also prepare a gettext >= 0.12 check so new intltool releases > > will require it to be able to deal with UTF-8 source files. > > > > Some comments. I get the file encoding with the "file" command and thus, > > I'm not able to know the XML and yacc files encoding, so I'm assuming > > that XML files are UTF-8 and any other file that it's not UTF-8, ISO* or > > XML is ASCII > > > > Comments, ideas? > > > > I will apply this patch to my intltool installation so the status pages > > will start to use it. -- Carlos Perelló Marín Debian GNU/Linux Sid (PowerPC) Linux Registered User #121232 mailto:carlos@pemas.net || mailto:carlos@gnome.org http://carlos.pemas.net Valencia - Spain
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