Tito wrote:
Hi,
minor improvements vs. v2 patch:
1) some more comments added.
2) we now print the position of the illegal character.
...
/* We don't use isalnum as it will allow locale-specific
non-ASCII */
/* letters in legacy 8-bit locales. *
What is the problem with locale-specific characters?
I have used user and group names with UTF-8 characters and I didn't
notice a problem so far.
GNU ls even adjusts the width of the user and group names properly for
UTF-8 names, which would be useless if such names can't be created.
(Side note, Busybox ls does not adjust the width and truncates at 8 bytes).
Ralf
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