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RE: FW: VS2005 issues (was: TSVN: Problems with BDB file access)

From: Jens Peters <jpeters7677_at_gmx.de>
Date: 2006-01-25 19:48:52 CET

> No, but with all the VS2005-related problems reported to
> date, the obvious solution is to scrap that and use VS2003
> for production.

I tempt to agree. I have followed the discussion on the apache dev list
wether to use VC6 or VC2005 for the official releases and I would choose VC6
as well. But regardless I think it should work on other VC's, though I agree
that the bdb stuff was a real showstopper...

Anyway I digged a little bit into the code and may be I found something (I
have a c# background, my last line of code in c went back to my final
examination 5 years ago, please be kind..):
I have an english WinXp and have set the regional settings for testing
purposes to german. When I step through the code I see that in
svn_cmdline_init the actual codepage is read from GetConsoleOuputCP. In my
case it returns CP437. If I change it hardcoded to CP1252, what I would have
expected in the first place, the translation from utf8 went fine and I can
see the german 'Umlaute'. Since the official binaries works fine I don't
think that there is something wrong with my environment. I don't have VC2003
or VC6 installed so I can't say which codepage wil be returned there, but I
doubt it will return something different from VC2005. So I'm not sure that
this is the right place to look further. Any ideas/comments?

Jens

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