On 05/14/2014 11:02 AM, Tom Lane wrote:
I wrote:
As far as Windows goes, we could certainly use #ifdef WIN32 to print
some different text, if anyone can write down what it should be.
Some googling suggests that on Windows, setlocale pays no attention
to environment variables but gets a value that the user can set via
the Control Panel.
Indeed. There is a comment in plperl.c about that, because we have to
deal with it in a somewhat ugly fashion.
This probably means that an invalid setting is
impossible, or at least that we have no clear idea how the user could
screw it up. So I'm thinking we do not need a Windows-specific
phrasing of the message, until such time as we see evidence of how
you could provoke this case on Windows.
Right. I'd just leave Windows out of it for now.
cheers
andrew
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