Re: Problem with locale

The following solves the problem:
1) Begin the script with
#!/bin/sh
exec tclsh -encoding utf-8 "$0" ${1+"$@"}
2) Put in the script the command
encoding system utf-8
--
I would preffer
#!/usr/opt/bin/tclsh -encoding utf-8
But FreeBSD seems not to allow it.
Rod
On Mon, 20 Jan 2025, Roderick wrote:

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I am having problems with a cgi script, it does not represent correctly
the UTF-8 strings of a sqlitedb.
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Is there a way to change the locale from inside a script?
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I wrote the following testig script:
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---
#!/usr/opt/bin/tclsh
puts "Content-Type: text/text; charset=utf-8\r\n\r"
puts AOU=äöü
puts stdout=[fconfigure stdout -encoding]
puts system=[encoding system]
puts $env(LC_ALL)
----
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If I run it on a shel I get:
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----
Content-Type: text/text; charset=utf-8
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AOU=äöü
stdout=utf-8
system=utf-8
en_US.UTF-8
-----
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If I run it through CGI I get in the browser:
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----
AOU=äöü
stdout=iso8859-1
system=iso8859-1
---
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We see:
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1) the variable $env(LC_ALL) is not set in CGI.
2) although everywhere the encoding is iso8859-1,
  it does understand the UTF-8 of the script (AOU=äöü)!!!!!
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I am really confused, any hint?
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Thanks a lot
Rod.
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