Hi!
I am working on packaging the development version of the eagle-usb
driver & tools for Debian and have found a little problem with the
"setvars" script concerning the automatic language selection.
Currently it goes:
[...]
if [ "$EU_LANG" = "auto" ] ; then
EU_LANG=${LANG:0:2}
fi
# fr is usually the most up-to-date language
# => it is better to display some french sentences than nothing!
. $EU_LANG_DIR/fr
# now read the real language-file
if [ -e $EU_LANG_DIR/$EU_LANG ] ; then
. $EU_LANG_DIR/$EU_LANG
else
. $EU_LANG_DIR/en
fi
[...]
A problem occurs when the "LANG" environment variable is not set. In
this case, EU_LANG gets set to an empty variable, so that the test
[ -e $EU_LANG_DIR/$EU_LANG ] ends up testing the existence of the
language files *directory*! A better test would be to test if
$EU_LANG_DIR/$EU_LANG is a regular file like this:
[ -f $EU_LANG_DIR/$EU_LANG ]
Regards,
Jeremy
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