On Oct 25, 2006, at 06:42, Michal Palička wrote:
>>> is there any way to change the behavior of the SVN client related to
>>> keyword expansion?
>>> It seems that the client uses the current locale to expand $Date$.
>>>
>>> This causes a problem for us. We use Czech locale and the result of
>>> the expansion contains east-european (non-ascii) characters that are
>>> specific for our language (usually in the abbreviated name of the
>>> day).
>>>
>>> When the expansion occurs in an XML file (which contains ASCII
>>> characters only), then the parser expects its content to be
>>> encoded in
>>> UTF-8 (because of the regional characters).
>>>
>>> The parser rejects such a file as corrupted.
>>
>> No solution at this time that I'm aware of. Well, you could set
>> LANG to C or some other locale that uses only ASCII characters.
>> This seems to be this issue:
>>
>> http://subversion.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=2332
>
> Well, I tried to change the locale to en_US.
> Now, the expansion works fine and the file encoding isn't changed.
>
> The problem is, that I can't change the locale for specific
> application (e.g. in a batch file).
> I use Windows and the only possibility (AFAIK) is to change
> the current user's locale through ControlPanel-->Regional Settings.
> This method affects all applications.
>
> I would like to use Czech locale as the default and be able to set
> the en_US only for my Subversion client (command prompt window).
>
> Is something like that possible in Windows?
> LANG=C works on Unix.
Not sure; I don't use Windows.
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Received on Wed Oct 25 21:13:17 2006