Shi Bin wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am a new bie to svn client, recently i need to use it to get some
> code from a svn server, and i download the svn client, and after i use
> it under simplified chinese windows, i find it will not show the hint
> text normally, for example if I type svn on windows cmd window, it
> will shows
>
> Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
> (C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.
>
> C:\Documents and Settings\shibin>svn
> ?\232?\175?\183?\228?\189?\191?\231?\148?\168?\226?\128?\156svn
> help?\226?\128?\
> 157?\228?\187?\165?\229?\190?\151?\229?\136?\176?\231?\148?\168?\230?\179?\149?\
> 229?\146?\140?\229?\184?\174?\229?\138?\169?\227?\128?\130
>
> C:\Documents and Settings\shibin>
>
> I don't know it is a bug or something wrong with my system or my
> preference, have you guys got this complain before ? Anyone can help
> me with this problem ?
> Thanks.
Hi Shi
Your charset is simplified chinese (GB2312), right? Which subversion
version are you using?
The escaped values are decimal UTF-8 encodings of the Chinese string (3
bytes per character for that particular)
The first character is U+8BF7 CJK UNIFIED IDEOGRAPH, and that should be
available in GB2312 (as the byte sequence \xC7\xE8)
So it looks as if the subversion client cannot recode the UTF-8 used
internally in the gettext strings into the charset expected by the console.
Are the iconv libraries installed? If you set your language to other
languages, like Portugese (Brazil), do you get legible characters?
Actually, on my system, the chinese characters come out like this:
D:\> svn
____svn help__________
But I might not have the correct font installed.
-Jesper
-Jesper
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Received on Thu Apr 20 21:57:46 2006