"Bill" == Bill Janssen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> If i call locale.py i get this output: >> -------- >> Language: de_DE >> Encoding: cp1252 >> --------
Bill> I've just looked at the base Python code in 1.5.2 for locale.py so FYI: This are the output from python 2.0 >> i get: >> >> ------- >> Converted plucker:/home.html >> Default charset is 1252 >> 1252 >> 0 >> Converted plucker:/~special~/index >> ------ >> >> and 04E4 (1252) are written in the plucker DBs metadata record. But >> the http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets say: Bill> I've tried to duplicate this, but just get an error saying that 'cp1252' Bill> doesn't name a charset. I guess its because you see every "only number" charset as an MIBenum. BTW: why you expect that the return from getlocale are in MIBenum? And whats if the user specify "427", is it the charset name or the MIBenum? Need we a way to specify the MIBenum or is it enought to allow to specify the charset name? >> And at the end one idea: Whats about writing a parser that parse the >> http://www.iana.org/assignments/character-sets and create and complete >> NamedCharsets array? It seams to be easy and i think i could do this. Bill> Great idea! I have checked in this. Please take a look if it is OK. cu, Dirk -- Permanent URLs to the latest Version (1.1.13) of the Plucker Windows installer - For the Webpage: http://www.dirk-heiser.de/plucker - Direct Download: http://www.dirk-heiser.de/plucker/plucker.exe [2.08MB]
