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Author	r.david.murray
Recipients	ber, iszegedi, lemburg, r.david.murray
Date	2010-11-21.18:46:59
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Message-id	<1290365221.91.0.653773509254.issue1699853@psf.upfronthosting.co.za>
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In investigating issue 10466 I find that getlocale on windows returns the value that windows accepts for me. For example on my US windows system, getlocale returns ('English_United States', '1252'), and that appears to work when passed to setlocale. So I'm closing this bug as works for me, since I can't reproduce it. (Tested on 3.2a3 and 2.6.5). Issue 10466 turns on the fact that getdefaultlocale() does not return something that windows can consume, though.

In investigating issue 10466 I find that getlocale on windows returns the value that windows accepts for me.  For example on my US windows system, getlocale returns ('English_United States', '1252'), and that appears to work when passed to setlocale.  So I'm closing this bug as works for me, since I can't reproduce it.  (Tested on 3.2a3 and 2.6.5).

Issue 10466 turns on the fact that getdefaultlocale() does *not* return something that windows can consume, though.

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Date	User	Action	Args
2010-11-21 18:47:02	r.david.murray	set	recipients: + r.david.murray, lemburg, ber, iszegedi
2010-11-21 18:47:01	r.david.murray	set	messageid: <1290365221.91.0.653773509254.issue1699853@psf.upfronthosting.co.za>
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2010-11-21 18:46:59	r.david.murray	create