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| svg at ptt.chel.su |
 Posted: Tue Feb 02, 1999 9:07 pm |
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Good day.
I installed and now use Open source Erlang, but then I am trying to compile
code this letters others than ASCII(I'm a russian man) in atoms or
strings I get compilation error.
In interpreter the same code works fine without errors.
My current environment is :
Red Hat Linux 5.2(Intel).
Erlang-47.4.0 .
Regards.
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Vladimir Sekissov svg_at_ptt.chel.su
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| klacke at erix.ericsson.s |
| Posted: Wed Feb 03, 1999 8:25 am |
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Vladimir Sekissov writes:
> Good day.
>
> I installed and now use Open source Erlang, but then I am trying to compile
> code this letters others than ASCII(I'm a russian man) in atoms or
> strings I get compilation error.
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> In interpreter the same code works fine without errors.
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Basically Erlang doesn't really support anything but plain ascii
today. However the usage of non-ascii characters should not
lead to compile time errors, only to ugly printouts.
-module(a).
-compile(export_all).
a() ->
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| per at erix.ericsson.se |
| Posted: Wed Feb 03, 1999 8:50 am |
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Klacke wrote:
>Basically Erlang doesn't really support anything but plain ascii
>today. However the usage of non-ascii characters should not
>lead to compile time errors, only to ugly printouts.
Actually, if you (on Solaris) set environment LANG=sv, or
LC_CTYPE=iso_8859_1, your example produces a perfectly beautiful
printout:
1> a:a().
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| klacke at erix.ericsson.s |
| Posted: Wed Feb 03, 1999 9:11 am |
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Per Hedeland writes:
> Klacke wrote:
> >Basically Erlang doesn't really support anything but plain ascii
> >today. However the usage of non-ascii characters should not
> >lead to compile time errors, only to ugly printouts.
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> Actually, if you (on Solaris) set environment LANG=sv, or
> LC_CTYPE=iso_8859_1, your example produces a perfectly beautiful
> printout:
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> 1> a:a().
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| ulf.wiger at etxb.ericsso |
| Posted: Wed Feb 03, 1999 10:16 am |
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Per Hedeland wrote:
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> Klacke wrote:
> >Basically Erlang doesn't really support anything but plain ascii
> >today. However the usage of non-ascii characters should not
> >lead to compile time errors, only to ugly printouts.
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> Actually, if you (on Solaris) set environment LANG=sv, or
> LC_CTYPE=iso_8859_1, your example produces a perfectly beautiful
> printout:
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> 1> a:a().
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| ulf.wiger at etxb.ericsso |
| Posted: Wed Feb 03, 1999 10:16 am |
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Per Hedeland wrote:
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> PS Other things (outside Erlang) may "break" in particular if you set
> LANG, e.g. floating point numbers, dates, error messages, etc may start
> to get printed in funny ways that the standardization bodies think you
> want - I guess some would call this a "feature" - oh well...:-)
You should be able to avoid that by setting the desired environment
variable in Erlang only:
gandalf 10> erl -boot start_clean
Erlang (JAM) emulator version 4.7.3.4
Eshell V4.7.3.4 (abort with ^G)
1> a:a().
"345344366"
gandalf 11> erl -boot start_clean -env LANG sv
Erlang (JAM) emulator version 4.7.3.4
Eshell V4.7.3.4 (abort with ^G)
1> a:a().
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| rv at erix.ericsson.se |
| Posted: Wed Feb 03, 1999 10:56 am |
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Claes Wikstrom <klacke_at_erix.ericsson.se> writes:
>On the other hand, if we try to use non-ascii chracters in
>i.e function names, it still doesn't work as expected.
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>-module(a).
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