Re: sed doesn't like LANG= anymore

2010-05-20 Thread Andy Koppe
On Thursday, May 20, 2010, Thomas Wolff: > With LANG=anything-unknown, the charmap is set to ASCII, so it works (as > there is at least no multibyte character then). Anything above 0x7F is invalid with charset ASCII though (since 1.7.2). But perhaps sed skips the multibyte conversion functions wh

Re: sed doesn't like LANG= anymore

2010-05-20 Thread Thomas Wolff
Am 20.05.2010 18:05, schrieb Andy Koppe: On Thursday, May 20, 2010, Jurriaan wrote: A very long sed script that's been working for ages (back from the 1.5 age) here has stopped working. It turned out sed doesn't like some strings anymore when environment variable LANG is empty. With LANG=AS

Re: sed doesn't like LANG= anymore

2010-05-20 Thread Andy Koppe
On Thursday, May 20, 2010, Jurriaan wrote: > A very long sed script that's been working for ages (back from the 1.5 > age) here has stopped working. > > It turned out sed doesn't like some strings anymore when environment > variable LANG is empty. With LANG=ASCII, there are no problems. > > The act

Re: sed doesn't like LANG= anymore

2010-05-20 Thread jurriaan
> A very long sed script that's been working for ages (back from the 1.5 > age) here has stopped working. > > It turned out sed doesn't like some strings anymore when environment > variable LANG is empty. With LANG=ASCII, there are no problems. > > sed -e"s/@a/ a/g;" > > where a is character 0xe

sed doesn't like LANG= anymore

2010-05-20 Thread Jurriaan
A very long sed script that's been working for ages (back from the 1.5 age) here has stopped working. It turned out sed doesn't like some strings anymore when environment variable LANG is empty. With LANG=ASCII, there are no problems. The actual text in the SED command is shown below as spaces, b