Right now we have an autoconf feature that turns off locale support if
the user asks to; the default is to leave it turned out. There is no
other tests for it, so unless you've been configuring with --disable-locale
you've been running with it turned on.
This code does two main things: calls setlocale() at the beginning of
every program and uses the isspace()/iscntrl() functions in the appropriate
places. I can't think of a reason why you'd want to turn this off, so
I am proposing that this code simply get removed and locale support is
always on. Comments?
As an aside ... I ran into this when working on adding multibyte support
to cpstripped(). But in doing that I've come to realize that fixing it
"right" is more code than I can justify as a bug fix this late in the 1.5
release cycle, so multibyte support in cpstripped() will NOT be in 1.5.
--Ken
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