Hi Eric, > ASSERT (strlen (nl_langinfo (YESEXPR)) > 0); > > Adding a bit more debugging reveals that nl_langinfo is returning "" > rather than a proper regular expression. > > Is this a case where the test should be relaxed, or should we be > teaching nl_langinfo how to work around this situation?
YESEXPR is meant to be used as a regular expression against which a line of user input is to be matched. It makes no sense for it to be empty. Therefore the test is fine, and it's the nl_langinfo wrapper that needs to be taught about a workaround. Bruno
