While playing with locales, I noticed that isprint() returns zero for arguments > 127, when under utf-8 locale. >From my naive point of view, I would expect isprint() to return nonzero for utf-8 locale, since this would allow older non-multibyte aware programs using isprint() just to pass utf-8 characters to output, which at least has a chance of working, instead of not displaying them at all. Comments?
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