(In reply to Chris Leonard from comment #8)
> Here is the relevant section of the locale make
>
>
> . . .
> lt_LT.UTF-8... done
> lt_LT.ISO-8859-13... done
> lv_LV.UTF-8... done
> lv_LV.ISO-8859-13... done
> lzh_TW.UTF-8... done
> mag_IN.UTF-8... done
> . . .
That's right, gconv's internal alias table aliases BALTIC to ISO-8859-13.
The next steps here are:
* Verify that ISO-8859-13 lacks the euro symbol.
* If it does then consider creating lv_LV@euro using ISO-8859-15, but only if
that charset has the required Latvian characters.
* If it has the euro symbol then just switch lv_LV to use the euro symbol
from the ISO-8859-13 character set. This skips the creation of the alternate
@euro locale because the character set hasn't changed.
* Post changes.
* Get review and checkin.
(In reply to Chris Leonard from comment #8) 8859-13. .. done 8859-13. .. done
> Here is the relevant section of the locale make
>
>
> . . .
> lt_LT.UTF-8... done
> lt_LT.ISO-
> lv_LV.UTF-8... done
> lv_LV.ISO-
> lzh_TW.UTF-8... done
> mag_IN.UTF-8... done
> . . .
That's right, gconv's internal alias table aliases BALTIC to ISO-8859-13.
The next steps here are:
* Verify that ISO-8859-13 lacks the euro symbol.
* If it does then consider creating lv_LV@euro using ISO-8859-15, but only if
that charset has the required Latvian characters.
* If it has the euro symbol then just switch lv_LV to use the euro symbol
from the ISO-8859-13 character set. This skips the creation of the alternate
@euro locale because the character set hasn't changed.
* Post changes.
* Get review and checkin.