În data de 21-09-2002, la 11h 28'55", Frank Louwers (frank) scria către i18n, despre "[I18n]euro symbol in antialiased xterm": > Hi, > > I got the Euro symbol working in X, and in xterm when using a > non-antialiased font (when not starting xterm with the -fa font option). > > However, when using antialiased fonts, it won't work. > > When I don't do anything special, it assumes iso-8859-1, so when I press > the Euro key (alt-gr e), I get the "currency symbol" (the litle circle > with the cross), not the Euro key. All my other symbols (accepted keys) > are OK. > > When I modify my XftConfig file to include the line > match any family == "Monotype.com" edit encoding = "iso8859-15"; > all my special chars (accented chars, but also the Euro symbol) are > wrong. > > What did I do wrong? >
Why you don't just use xterm -fn '-*-iso8859-15' instead of xterm or just add this is your ~/.Xdefaults: *VT100.font: -misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--20-200-75-75-c-100-iso8859-15 So that each xterm will use iso8859-15 font. There is no much difference betwen Latin1 and Latin9, (besides the euro symbol, only the vulgar fractions are replaced (with OE, oe, Y with diaeresis) and broken bar by S with caron, diaeresis replaced by s with caron, acute accent replaced by Z with caron, and cedilla replaced by z with caron). So if you don't make use of the acute accent, you will not notice any change between Latin1 and Latin9. Ionel _______________________________________________ I18n mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/i18n
