From: <ja...@av...> - 2004-04-09 05:12:10
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I'm working on UTF-8 support. On a correctly set up UTF-8 enabled linux box (running JOE in a UTF-8 xterm for example), do you get UTF-8 encoded characters from the keyboard (I hope...)? Or do you get the old latin1 characters in the 160 - 255 range as single characters, which I then have to translate to UTF-8 (yuck)? If you type 'cat' and start entering characters from the local character set, do they echo back to you on the screen in a UTF-8 xterm? How about the linux console screen? I'm hoping it's all UTF-8: then cut and paste will even work. Otherwise it's a big mess. Sorry about this basic question: everything here is english and I have no experience running linux in a different language. [I'll probably check in the first go at UTF-8 level 1 support tomorrow]. |