* harbour/src/common/expropt2.c
* small code simplification
* harbour/src/rtl/hbregex.c
% eliminated call to pcre_config() on each regex compilation
* harbour/utils/hbmk2/hbmk2.prg
! fixed -head=full for code using non UTF8 characters.
It was broken because in UNIX builds UTF8 is always enabled
as HVM CP in HBMK2 and this setting was inherited by PCRE
with PCRE_UTF8 flag. If this flag is used PCRE validates
all strings and refuse to make any operations if they are
not valid UTF8 string so it was not working at all for
source code using different encoding.
! fixed regex used in -head=full to respect shortcuts in #include
directive, i.e.:
#incl "file.ch"
! fixed regex used in -head=full to recognize #include directives
separated by ';', i.e.:
#include "file1.ch" ; #include "file2.ch" ; #include "file3.ch"
; TOFIX: UTF8 mode on output should not be enabled unconditionally in
all UNIX builds. There are many *nix installations where UTF8
is not system CP, i.e. older Linux distributions. In fact
it's user attribute so each user can use different encoding
local to his connection and/or terminal settings. Probably
it's good idea to use code like:
lUTF8 := "UTF-8" $ GetEnv( "LANG" ) .OR. ;
"UTF-8" $ GetEnv( "LC_CTYPE" )
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