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r20650 inverted the gtk1 check before setting charset, this disabling all charset conversions. Fix to always use UTF-8 as default now.
author reimar
date Tue, 07 Nov 2006 17:21:34 +0000
parents 18ba5bc68f40
children 172fed37b456
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1675 _bl=no 1675 _bl=no
1676 _largefiles=no 1676 _largefiles=no
1677 #_language=en 1677 #_language=en
1678 _shm=auto 1678 _shm=auto
1679 _linux_devfs=no 1679 _linux_devfs=no
1680 #_charset=utf8 1680 _charset="UTF-8"
1681 _dynamic_plugins=no 1681 _dynamic_plugins=no
1682 _crash_debug=no 1682 _crash_debug=no
1683 _sighandler=yes 1683 _sighandler=yes
1684 _libdv=auto 1684 _libdv=auto
1685 _cdparanoia=auto 1685 _cdparanoia=auto
7063 # --------------- GUI specific tests end ------------------- 7063 # --------------- GUI specific tests end -------------------
7064 7064
7065 7065
7066 if test "$_charset" = "noconv" ; then 7066 if test "$_charset" = "noconv" ; then
7067 _charset="" 7067 _charset=""
7068 elif test -z "$_charset" ; then
7069 if test "$_gtk1" = yes ; then
7070 _charset="UTF-8"
7071 fi
7072 fi 7068 fi
7073 if test "$_charset" ; then 7069 if test "$_charset" ; then
7074 _def_charset="#define MSG_CHARSET \"$_charset\"" 7070 _def_charset="#define MSG_CHARSET \"$_charset\""
7075 else 7071 else
7076 _def_charset="#undef MSG_CHARSET" 7072 _def_charset="#undef MSG_CHARSET"