Created attachment 12767 [details] fpc l10 setup script fpc has pretty custom (and weird) l10n support with ad hoc naming of compiler error message translation files in varying charsets; the current ALT package as of fpc-compiler 3.2.2-alt4 sets up "errorru.msg" (which is an UTF-8 version of "errorr.msg" that's DOS CP866) by default no matter what. Aly asked how to change that: http://lists.altlinux.org/pipermail/community-en/2023-March/001412.html and my suggestion regarding "errore.msg" actually worked: http://lists.altlinux.org/pipermail/community-en/2023-March/001414.html As one of ALT Linux project's explicit goals was correct localization, it might be worth handing that to fpc (to the reasonable extent given its peculiarity in l10n department), so I wrote an example setup script that might be worth calling in %post compiler scriptlet. Not 100% sure it is since the default /etc/fpc.cfg gets different from the packaged version and would stay the same over package upgrades forcing people to pay extra attention when the new versions need some new configuration; my next consideration was that it *might* be worth doing something like "deconfigure -Fr if it's the only difference" in %preun compiler -- that would take a slight extension to the script (e.g. adding -u that reverses the sed line so if the detected $lang and proposed $msg match exactly what's in the configuration file then this line gets commented out). 2 arbars: may I ask you to do some research this way? :)
Created attachment 12768 [details] sample fpc.spec patch Not actually tested with a full-blown build, I think it's worth considering the "undo l10n autosetup before package upgrade" thing first.
