yes/no translations
Remco Rijnders
remco at webconquest.com
Tue Oct 27 12:56:01 UTC 2020
On Mon, Oct 26, 2020 at 12:48:13PM -0700, Kevin wrote in
<X5cn/TkxPfIXQXIK at afu.lan>:
>What does
> locale yesexpr
>and
> locale noexpr
>print on your computer?
>
>They should output a regexp starting with '^'. For instance, on my
>en_US.UTF-8 system they are:
>
>% locale yesexpr
>^[+1yY]
>
>% locale noexpr
>^[-0nN]
Thanks Kevin!
So, I started mutt as follows:
LANGUAGE=nl_NL mutt
Which changed the language of mutt, but none of the other settings. So, locale
yesexpr was the same as the one you show. After also setting LC_MESSAGES to
nl_NL, it shows what I'd expect:
LC_MESSAGES=nl_NL LANGUAGE=nl_NL locale yesexpr
^[+1jJyY]
Another thing learned, merci!
Kind regards,
Remco
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