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Author rg3
Recipients r.david.murray, rg3
Date 2009-04-22.19:30:41
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Further investigation:

The guy who had this issue may be from Valencia, Spain. According to the
manpage for setlocale(3) in my system, the form is usually
language[_territory][.codeset][@modifier]. So, in this case, it would
make sense for the language to be "ca" (Catalan) and territory "ES" (Spain).

My patch may be fine after all. Because, if at that point the @modifier
is still present (I have seen code that removes it before that point),
you'd still want to remove it and keep only the "codeset", which is the
interesting part.
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