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Hi guys, I’m on a tight deadline and i hope somebody can
help me. I was instructed to enable locale support on X11. However,
I am not sure if I was doing the right thing. I just run ‘make World’
and ‘make install’. Looking at config/cf/linux.cf, it seems
that –DX_LOCALE is going to be defined. However, during compilation
(running make World), I redirect its output to a LOGFILE. After
compilation, I checked the file but –DX_LOCALE is not defined. But
still I continued and I created the locales using localedef command and indeed the
locales were created in /usr/lib/locale directory. I don’t know how
to verify if locale is already support by X11 so I created an application as
shown below: #include <X11/Xlocale.h> #include <X11/Xlib.h> #include <stdio.h> main(int argc, char **argv) { char *xlocale; xlocale=setlocale(LC_CTYPE, argv[1]); printf("locale=%s\n", xlocale); xlocale=setlocale(LC_CTYPE, NULL); printf("current locale=%s\n",
xlocale); #if 1 if(!XSupportsLocale()) printf("X does not support
locale.\n"); else printf("X supports
locale.\n"); #endif } I named the binary application as ‘loc’. When
I executed ‘./loc ja’ the result is shown below: locale=ja current locale=ja X does not support locale. What did I miss? I have also checked my
/usr/share/i18n directory. It seems that ja is there in compose.dir and
locale.dir. Please help me! Thanks, Mayet |
