Hello again,
I've been working on the compiler issue and I've had to start looking
at processing Tree-IL. As a result, I realized that the Tree-IL
documentation is a bit out-of-date. I would like to fix it, but there
are some things I don't understand.
- It looks like every Tree-IL type has a src
Noah Lavine writes:
> It seems like the right thing to do might be to do setlocale(LC_ALL,
> "") in Guile's main(). Let me argue that this accomplishes two goals
> which we want to accomplish
That seems entirely reasonable to me, as long as libguile users can
still set a non-environment locale b
Hello,
It seems like the right thing to do might be to do setlocale(LC_ALL,
"") in Guile's main(). Let me argue that this accomplishes two goals
which we want to accomplish
- it does the right thing by default: you want your program to be
able to talk to the user in the user's own language. This
Hi Bruno,
Thanks for your quick and insightful feedback.
Bruno Haible skribis:
> That is precisely the point. Only in C, C++, Objective C, PHP, and Guile,
> it is the user's responsibility to set the locale. Look at the many
> internationalization samples ("hello world" samples) in GNU gettext:
