For subversion, you also need to set "set lang = en_us"

January 19th, 2006

DownloadSVN(ZIP format, which can be decompressed), originally intended to useSVNAs a transit/record, the website can be remotely uploaded and updated, but after decompression, run the command line commandSVN. EXE, but encountered such garbled code as below:

D: \ Server \ SVN\ Bin> SVN
? \ 232? \ 175? \ 183? \ 228? \ 189? \ 191? \ 231? \ 148? \ 168? \ 226? \ 128? /156 SVNHelp? \ 226? \ 128? \
157? \ 228? \ 187? \ 165? \ 229? \ 190? \ 151? \ 229? \ 136? \ 176? \ 231? \ 148? \ 168? \ 230? \ 179? \ 149? \
229? \ 146? \ 140? \ 229? \ 184? \ 174? \ 229? \ 138? \ 169? \ 227? \ 128? /130

This is really confusing for me for a long time.SVNJust decompress the package. There are no install scripts or programs. How can I run the script without any code? And several otherSVNCommand observation, found garbled code is still different, should beSVNNormally executed, but the output content is not normal.

It is also accidental that the solution is found. I remember that there was a small conflict between Sybase open client and GTK +.Environment VariableLang, thisSVNThis is also usedEnvironment Variable, WhenEnvironment VariableAfter Lang is set to en_us,SVNThe output information is normal.

C: \> set lang = en_us
C: \> SVN
Type' SVNHelp' for usage.

Now we have set this Lang to a Windows system variable, and the problem is solved.