"Sylvain Faivre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> However I think you didn't get the French characters right, and if
> it is the case I might submit a patch again tomorrow.
That is possible. I tried to cut and paste, but Emacs needed me to
pick an encoding... I picked UTF-8 which is probably wrong
Hi,
It is cleaner indeed, thanks.
However I think you didn't get the French characters right, and if it is the case I
might submit a patch again tomorrow.
BTW the boot.ini uses a DOS charset, I can view it correctly with the "view > OEM
character set" option in UltraEdit... Don't ask me what it m
"Sylvain Faivre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I just commited a CVS patch for the "bin/boot.pl" file, in order to
> make it work with the French version of Windows too.
I have checked in a slightly cleaner (IMO) implementation.
Just edit this hash at the top to add your translations:
my %regex
Hello,
I just commited a CVS patch for the "bin/boot.pl" file, in order to make it work with
the French version of Windows too.
People using other languages of Windows might want to customize it for their language.
It is quite easy : you just have to modifiy the regexp in this line :
my @lines =
> I had some trouble applying this patch, because it converted the line
> endings from CRLF to LF. So I tried editing the entire patch file to
> convert its lines to CRLF. And then patch program "helpfully" printed
> a warning, stripped the CRs, and was still unable to apply the patch!
>
> Have
"Jeff Black" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This fixes most of the application install scripts to work with
> machines without a c: drive. In my case %systemdrive% is m:
I had some trouble applying this patch, because it converted the line
endings from CRLF to LF. So I tried editing the entire pa
