Hi Raghu,

> and danish, because of the existence of the files /SYS/LIB/KOREAN
> and /SYS/LIB/GERMAN in the system.

Bingo!

> If I set LANG=chineset or LANG=chineses, it seems to work!

Yes...that's what I tried, and it worked.


So...how do we get it to work with "chinese-t"?

Simple.  A little Debug/iX work shows that the language name is
upshifted and appended to "/SYS/LIB/".  So...


   ln -s /SYS/LIB/CHINESET /SYS/LIB/CHINESE-T

   export LANG=chinese-t

   ./loctest

   Locale is : /:chinese-t;:chinese-t;:chinese-t;:chinese-t;:chinese-t;:chinese-t;/

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