On Sun, Aug 5, 2018 at 4:56 PM, Cág <c...@bitmessage.ch> wrote: > Silvan Jegen wrote: > >> I have the same locale set up (LANG=en_US.UTF-8) and on my (Linux) >> machine, both rover and noice (compiled from tip) show the "früh.mp3" >> filename correctly without me having to set LC_ALL=C. > > Keep in mind, this is NetBSD with its own curses library. It was > suggested that it's a bug somehow covered by ncurses.
I thought that maybe one of the programs is linked against the non-"...w" variant of the curses library (i. e. "libncurses" instead of "libncursesw") but it turns out that NetBSD's curses library does not have this separation at all. Interesting stuff. >> What you could try is to check what setlocale() returns in both cases. >> There may be an error when setting up the locale in the noice case. > > If I simply printf setlocale() nothing strange appears: C for COLLATE, > and en_US.UTF-8 for everything else. The same is inside noice when > spawning a shell. So the locale doesn't seem to be an issue. Not sure how to debug this further. Especially not without a working NetBSD installation (and I am lazy...). Cheers, Silvan
