* On Friday, April 07 2006, Damir Perisa wrote: >me never tried mutt and not much console localisation, so i'm not of >much help on this matter... however, here i thought that it would be >useful to have a message recieved (especially you guys who want to >test but do not use any non-C locale chars) for testing purposes... >here we go: > >some latin expressions: > >accents: éèàáâîô >umlaute: öäü >chinese: 你好! 谢谢! >japanese: 出版 >indic: अर्चः लिनुक्ष् > >in case you see questionmarks or boxes, something is wrong... if you >see chars, everything is fine :D > >- D
Ok, well in muttng + urxvt with en_US.UTF-8, I see a bunch of escape
codes for all of the above. Like \234 or some other 3 number combo. But
when I went into vim to edit this email, I can see accents, umlaute, but
the chinese, japanese and indic don't come out right.
Any guesses? I had this all working before I reinstalled my system, and
now it's all pooey.
thanks
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