* Jakson A. Aquino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-06-20 14:34]:
> If my guess is correct the problem happens when gawk is called in a
> locale and the files "conjugue" and "verbos" were encoded in a
> different locale.
I found the source of the problem: I was doing the tests in a system with
gawk 3.1.4. When I did it in my up-to-date unstable chroot with gawk
3.1.5, I could replicate what you reported.
I am now about to do the following for the package brazilian-conjugate:
* Install the original conjuge script into /usr/bin/conjugue-ISO-8859-1.
* Create /usr/bin/conjugue-UTF-8 with the recode command as you
suggested.
* Create the appropriate /usr/lib/brazilian-conjugate/verbos-<char-enc>
files and change the content fo /usr/bin/conjugue-<char-enc>
accordingly.
* Create a simple wrapper script /usr/bin/conjugue that would call the
appropriate /usr/bin/conjugue-<char-enc> according to the current
locale, something like the following:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
my $encoding = "ISO-8859-1"; # default value
$ENV{LANG} =~ /[a-z]{2}?(?:(?:_[A-Z]{2}?)?(?:\.(.*))?)?/;
$encoding = $1 if defined $1;
system ("/usr/bin/conjugue-$encoding", @ARGV)
Notice that the script above relies on the environment variable LANG. Do
you think that this would be okay?
--
Rafael
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