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On Sun, Feb 13, 2000 at 05:50:33PM +0100, Reinhard Nissl wrote: >the attached patch makes cygwin1.dll only convert the cmdline to OEM when the >environment variable CYGWIN_CMD_LINE_MODE is not set to ANSI. If the variable >doesn't exist or is set to anything else then ANSI, the library behaves as it >did before applying the patch. > >In the case ANSI is set, any conversions from char to OEM or reverse are >skipped or replaced by a neutral function. A call to SetFileApisToANSI() is >done to handle the ANSI filenames correctly. > >I developed this patch while porting sms_client to the CYGWIN environment to >be able to send SMS messages that contain "Umlauts", as the programme expects >them to be coded according to the ANSI code page. I have a few problems with this patch. 1) It's using a non-standard environment variable to control this behavior. 2) It doesn't contain a ChangeLog. 3) It doesn't adhere to the coding style of the surrounding code. 4) I am wondering if the conditional behavior of this code should actually be the default behavior, i.e., should we always be using SetFileApisToANSI and MultiByteToWideChar. 1 - 3 are obviously easy to fix but I'd like to get a better feel for 3. Can some other non-US people comment on this patch? cgf
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