One more for after we better work out how we're handling the locale code internally...
When I run os.execute() from Lua inside a SILE document, I would expect the document locale setting to have been exported as an env var ahead of time.
\begin{document}
\language[main=tr]
\fluent[name=Docker]{hello}
\eject
\begin{lua}
local date = os.execute("date")
local date = os.execute("env LC_ALL=tr_TR.UTF-8 date")
\end{lua}
\end{document}
$ sile foo.sil -o - -b text
SILE v0.14.17.r414-g6382ac4 (LuaJIT 2.1.1700206165) [Rust]
<d/foo.sil> as sil
<./core/languages.lua:78> as xml
Merhaba Docker![1] 1
<./core/sile.lua:566> as lua
Fri May 31 01:47:20 AM +03 2024
Cum 31 May 2024 01:47:20 +03
[2]
2
Note the output of the first date command does not track the document context.
I basically have this working now, but the system locale setting needs something more than our two letter language codes. This is hung up on needing BCP47 language codes.
One more for after we better work out how we're handling the locale code internally...
When I run
os.execute()
from Lua inside a SILE document, I would expect the document locale setting to have been exported as an env var ahead of time.Note the output of the first date command does not track the document context.