Charles Davis wrote: > James McKenzie wrote: > >> vitamin wrote: >> >>> James McKenzie wrote: >>> >>> >>>> I do think this is doable, but the appropriate variables have to be set before running Wine, just like you do in Linux (or any other UNIX for that matter). >>>> >>>> >>> No, according to this code: http://source.winehq.org/source/dlls/kernel32/locale.c#L2943 >>> >>> It resets "LANG" environment variable with the locale it got from the system. Also see this message from wine-devel: http://www.winehq.org/pipermail/wine-devel/2009-November/080062.html >>> >>> >> Hmmm. The message seems to imply that using LC_MESSAGES would work. >> However, it did not. I'll read more on the thread in Wine-devel. >> > What did you use? If you tacked on a .utf8, then of course it didn't > work! On Mac OS, you have to put a dash between the "UTF" and the "8": > ja_JP.UTF-8. (Or you can type ja_JP.utf-8.) And if you want Shift-JIS, > then you need to tack on a .SJIS: ja_JP.SJIS. > > Chip: I was trying to use fr_FR.utf-8... Here is what happened in terminal: fixme:richedit:ME_HandleMessage EM_GETLANGOPTIONS: stub fixme:richedit:ME_HandleMessage EM_SETLANGOPTIONS: stub fixme:richedit:ME_HandleMessage EM_SETEDITSTYLE: stub fixme:richedit:IRichEditOle_fnSetHostNames stub 0x4a3330 WordPad Document fixme:richedit:ME_HandleMessage EM_SETTARGETDEVICE doesn't use non-NULL target devices fixme:richedit:IRichEditOle_fnInPlaceDeactivate stub 0x4a3330 And the language remained en_US.utf-8 for the program.... James McKenzie
