Re: libx11 1.0.3 and nls patches

2006-07-04 Thread David Nusinow
On Tue, Jul 04, 2006 at 01:15:46AM +0200, Denis Barbier wrote:
 Here is a brief overview of these patches:
  * 003_recognize_glibc_2.3.2_locale_names.diff
This patch is pretty annoying, one has to modify X11 locale files
each time a new locale is added into glibc.  It would be great if
X11 had a fallback based on current charset, so that most locales
have good defaults and do not have to be specifically taken into
account.  But I do not know X11 internals and cannot tell if it
could work.
Anyway this patch applies cleanly, so I did not touch it for now.

Yeah, keithp and daniels were kind of blase' about it too, but they said it
should be pushed, so I just submitted it upstream.

  * 004_en_US.UTF-8_Compose_fix_Unicode_plane_1.diff
Up-to-date, should be pushed upstream.

Submitted.

  * 005_Compose_fix_latin1_UTF8.diff
Updated, should be pushed upstream.  IIRC comments were taken
from XEmacs mailing list, but I cannot find the exact message,
it was something along
 http://list-archive.xemacs.org/xemacs-beta/200505/msg00113.html

Thank you for the update! Submitted.

  * 006_tailor_pt_BR.UTF-8_Compose.diff
Updated, should be pushed upstream (and better yet, put locale path
into nls/pt_BR.UTF-8/Compose.pre at compile time)

Thank you again! Submitted.

  * 007_iso8859-15_Compose_fix.diff
  * 008_remove_ko_Compose.diff
  * 012_ru_RU_UTF-8_XLC_LOCALE.diff
I will check these 3 patches later.  Eugene could surely tell more
about the last one,  IIRC he made this patch.

Ok, they apply cleanly here, although for git they need some amount of
work, possibly just sequential ordering. I'll hold off until Eugene gives
the word.

  * 009_iso8859-15_Compose_Eurosign.diff
Should certainly be pushed upstream.

Done.

  * 011_stolen_from_ubuntu_xlocalelibdir.diff
Seems to have been merged upstream.

Great! Thank you once again! I'll be uploading the new libx11 to
experimental shortly.

 - David Nusinow


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libx11 1.0.3 and nls patches

2006-07-03 Thread David Nusinow
Hi everyone,

   This mail is primarily for Denis, but anyone who knows more about the
localization aspects of libx11 than I do (which is just about everyone)
should feel free to weigh in. We've got a lot of very heavyweight patches
to libx11 that we're carrying around. I can push them to upstream so we
don't have to maintain them ourselves, but they need to be updated so they
apply cleanly. 

   Many of them are fairly old and I don't know if they're obsolete or what. 
Denis, if you could have a look at the patches in branches/7.1/libx11/debian/
patches and let me know which can be tossed and which need updating, that'd
be great. If you could possibly update them so I can push them too, that'd
be fantastic. I can update them myself, but I really don't know much about
the locale stuff, and several of the changes to the upstream data files
make me uneasy about simply porting the patches. If you're busy, a push off
in the right direction would be very helpful too.

 - David Nusinow


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Re: libx11 1.0.3 and nls patches

2006-07-03 Thread Denis Barbier
On Mon, Jul 03, 2006 at 03:15:01PM -0400, David Nusinow wrote:
 Hi everyone,
 
This mail is primarily for Denis, but anyone who knows more about the
 localization aspects of libx11 than I do (which is just about everyone)
 should feel free to weigh in. We've got a lot of very heavyweight patches
 to libx11 that we're carrying around. I can push them to upstream so we
 don't have to maintain them ourselves, but they need to be updated so they
 apply cleanly. 
 
Many of them are fairly old and I don't know if they're obsolete or what. 
 Denis, if you could have a look at the patches in branches/7.1/libx11/debian/
 patches and let me know which can be tossed and which need updating, that'd
 be great. If you could possibly update them so I can push them too, that'd
 be fantastic. I can update them myself, but I really don't know much about
 the locale stuff, and several of the changes to the upstream data files
 make me uneasy about simply porting the patches. If you're busy, a push off
 in the right direction would be very helpful too.

Here is a brief overview of these patches:
 * 003_recognize_glibc_2.3.2_locale_names.diff
   This patch is pretty annoying, one has to modify X11 locale files
   each time a new locale is added into glibc.  It would be great if
   X11 had a fallback based on current charset, so that most locales
   have good defaults and do not have to be specifically taken into
   account.  But I do not know X11 internals and cannot tell if it
   could work.
   Anyway this patch applies cleanly, so I did not touch it for now.

 * 004_en_US.UTF-8_Compose_fix_Unicode_plane_1.diff
   Up-to-date, should be pushed upstream.

 * 005_Compose_fix_latin1_UTF8.diff
   Updated, should be pushed upstream.  IIRC comments were taken
   from XEmacs mailing list, but I cannot find the exact message,
   it was something along
http://list-archive.xemacs.org/xemacs-beta/200505/msg00113.html

 * 006_tailor_pt_BR.UTF-8_Compose.diff
   Updated, should be pushed upstream (and better yet, put locale path
   into nls/pt_BR.UTF-8/Compose.pre at compile time)
   
 * 007_iso8859-15_Compose_fix.diff
 * 008_remove_ko_Compose.diff
 * 012_ru_RU_UTF-8_XLC_LOCALE.diff
   I will check these 3 patches later.  Eugene could surely tell more
   about the last one,  IIRC he made this patch.

 * 009_iso8859-15_Compose_Eurosign.diff
   Should certainly be pushed upstream.

 * 011_stolen_from_ubuntu_xlocalelibdir.diff
   Seems to have been merged upstream.

Denis


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