Adam Prime wrote:
This looks like a localization thing to me. I'm guessing that on your
system for some reason ^\w+$ doesn't match against 'Mär'. It fails on
my gentoo box too:
perl -e "print ('Mär' =~ /^\w+$/)"
prints undef.
however,
perl -Mutf8 -e "print ('Mär' =~ /^\w+$/) , qq[\n\n]"
works, so i'm guessing we just need to through a "use utf8" into the
test or something?
In the meantime, that seems like a bug in the test to me, more than a
problem with mod_perl.
I just looked at this a bit further, and it would appear that the test
does attempt handle utf8 locals. The actual code for the tests resides
in t/response/TestApache/util.pm. If you want to try to figure out
what's really going on, that's where you should look.
Adam
