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codeset from LANG will be used to set *DEFAULT-EXTERNAL-FORMAT* and
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sets the terminal and file name encoding to the specified codeset.
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If Quiet is non-NIL, then messages will be suppressed."
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- (let ((lang (unix:unix-getenv "LANG")))
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+ ;; Find the envvar that will tell us what encoding to use.
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+ ;;
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+ ;; See https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/7908799/xbd/envvar.html
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+ ;;
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+ (let* ((lang (or (unix:unix-getenv "LC_ALL")
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+ (unix:unix-getenv "LC_MESSAGES")
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+ (unix:unix-getenv "LANG")))
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+ (length (length lang)))
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+ ;; If LANG isn't set, we don't need to do anything and just use
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+ ;; the builtin defaults.
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(when lang
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- ;; Simple parsing of LANG.
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- (let ((dot (position #\. lang))
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- (at (or (position #\@ lang) nil)))
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- (when dot
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- (let* ((codeset (subseq lang (1+ dot) at))
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- (format (intern codeset "KEYWORD")))
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- (cond ((stream::find-external-format format nil)
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- (unless quiet
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- (write-string "Default external format and filename encoding: ")
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- (princ format)
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- (terpri))
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- (setf *default-external-format* format)
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- (set-system-external-format format format))
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- (t
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- (warn "Unknown or unsupported external format: ~S" codeset)))))))))
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+ (cond
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+ ((or (string-equal "C" lang :end2 (min 1 length))
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+ (string-equal "POSIX" lang :end2 (min 5 length)))
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+ ;; If the lang is "C" or "POSIX", ignoring anything after
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+ ;; that, we need to set the format accordingly.
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+ (setf *default-external-format* :iso8859-1)
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+ (set-system-external-format :iso8859-1 nil))
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+ ((string-equal "/" lang :end2 (min 1 length))
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+ ;; Also, we don't handle the case where the locale starts
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+ ;; with a slash which means a pathname to a file created by
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+ ;; the localdef utility. So use our defaults for that case
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+ ;; as well.
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+ (setf *default-external-format* :iso8859-1)
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+ (set-system-external-format :iso8859-1 nil))
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+ (t
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+ ;; Simple parsing of LANG. We assume it looks like
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+ ;; "language[_territory][.codeset]". We're only interested
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+ ;; in the codeset, if given. Some LC_ vars also have an
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+ ;; optional @modifier after the codeset; we ignore that too.
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+ (let ((dot (position #\. lang))
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+ (at (or (position #\@ lang) nil)))
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+ (when dot
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+ (let* ((codeset (subseq lang (1+ dot) at))
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+ (format (intern codeset "KEYWORD")))
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+ (cond ((stream::find-external-format format nil)
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+ (unless quiet
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+ (write-string "Default external format and filename encoding: ")
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+ (princ format)
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+ (terpri))
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+ (setf *default-external-format* format)
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+ (set-system-external-format format format))
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+ (t
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+ (warn "Unknown or unsupported external format: ~S" codeset)))))))))))
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(defun save-lisp (core-file-name &key
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(purify t)
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