Env. variable language takes precedence over Bazaar configuration

What do you mean by "system's locale for win32"?

Put your patch into your branch and push your branch to launchpad. then open this branch, e.g. with `bzr lp-open` command and propose it for merging. This is how we work.

> What do you mean by "system's locale for win32"?
Thanks for pointing it. Now I found this part a little odd.

I do not use Windows, I didn't do tests on it. But if the enviroment
variable isn't set, the program won't execute the same code that I have
tested and results may be different.

I guess the Windows user must change "Language settings" (or something
like this) on Control Panel.

Dedeco пишет:
>> What do you mean by "system's locale for win32"?
> Thanks for pointing it. Now I found this part a little odd.
>
> I do not use Windows, I didn't do tests on it. But if the enviroment
> variable isn't set, the program won't execute the same code that I have
> tested and results may be different.

I'm working on Windows. That code is correct.

I thought the convention was that environment variables always override an application's configuration?

Gordon Tyler:
> environment variables always override an application's configuration
Well, I wouldn't say so. I would agree if you say "an application's
default". So programs would /prefer/ the language that the system is
using (but without the need to restrict to this language).

I use my system configured to my local language. And I use some programs
that have multi-language support. I expect them to use my local language
if they have a translation for it. Or else, they might use their default
(usually english).

But, if I manually change the program's language configuration I must
expect that it disobeys the enviroment variable from there on, or else
is pointless that it has a "language configuration". Don't you agree
with this?

Few programs that I use that work like this: Open Office, Thunderbird,
Opera.

Or I would only have one "big" system wide configuration (without more
efforts).