> > Not an error, but a warning. It's in
> src/bin/psql/startup.c, line 663
> > and forward. Called on line 304, right before going into
> the MainLoop().
>
> Ah-hah. I was grepping for "code page" not "codepage".
> (BTW, this warning appears not to be internationalized ---
> boo hiss --- and we will need to adjust it to point to
> whereever we decide to put the documentation about this issue.)
>
> So: what the heck does it mean when GetACP() != GetConsoleCP() ?
> I suppose those control different areas of functionality, but
> what exactly?
Dunno who's responsible for that code initially ;-)
Anyway.
GetACP() returns the "current ANSI codepage for the system".
GetConsoleCP() "retrieves the input code page used by the console"
The console by default uses what's caled the OEM charset. I assume GetACP() returns the default charset for
*non-console*programs.
And no, I don't know exactly why that matters in the case of psql. I've always been able to "fix" thing by just
changingthe font to Lucida console. But I only use very few characters that are affected by this (åäö only).
//Magnus
