Hello,
I'm struggling with the following problem: It seems that Perl 5.8 would
only work with MacOSX 10.2.3 if you specify a "C locale" setting. You will
get an error message as soon as you set LC_LANG to another language specific
locale, "de" for example. Perl tries to open /usr/share/locale/de/LC_COLLATE
in this case, but there is no such file (in none of the locale directories).
My question is: How could I build LC_COLLATE for a certain locale? I'm
not sure, but I guess the file should be in a binary format (like LC_TYPE).
On the other hand mklocale will only translate LC_TYPE files (according
to the manpage). Are there pre-built LC_COLLATE-Files somewhere? Do
someone know how to complete the built-in locales?
Any hints are appreciated
Jens-Christoph Brendel
I'm struggling with the following problem: It seems that Perl 5.8 would
only work with MacOSX 10.2.3 if you specify a "C locale" setting. You will
get an error message as soon as you set LC_LANG to another language specific
locale, "de" for example. Perl tries to open /usr/share/locale/de/LC_COLLATE
in this case, but there is no such file (in none of the locale directories).
My question is: How could I build LC_COLLATE for a certain locale? I'm
not sure, but I guess the file should be in a binary format (like LC_TYPE).
On the other hand mklocale will only translate LC_TYPE files (according
to the manpage). Are there pre-built LC_COLLATE-Files somewhere? Do
someone know how to complete the built-in locales?
Any hints are appreciated
Jens-Christoph Brendel