On Fri, Aug 25, 2006 at 05:38:20PM +0200, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
> > In fact, the only thing you need is PQsetClientEncodingFromLocale(),
> > anything else is just sugar. Why would the user care about what the OS
> > calls it? We have a "pg_enc" enum, so lets use it.
>
> initdb has different requirements. Let me know if you have a different way to
> refactor it that satisfies initdb.
Well, check_encodings_match(pg_enc,ctype) is simply a short way of
saying: if(find_matching_encoding(ctype) != pg_enc ) { error }.
And get_encoding_from_locale() is not used outside of those functions.
So the only thing initdb actually needs is an implementation of
find_matching_encoding(ctype), which returns a value of "enum pg_enc".
check_encodings_match() stays in initdb, and get_encoding_from_locale()
becomes internal to libpq.
How does that sound?
Have a nice day,
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