Hi, I've got a few problem with semigraphic chars (those used tipically in dos or in ncurses applications) under linux. Firs of all, if I use the setfont command on a tty I can see files with the above characters listed well, but I cannot do this on pseudo-tty (like those opened thru telnet or ssh). Any trick for this? Second, I've noticed that sed regular expressions get confused by the presence of multiple semigraphic chars, while a single one seems to work ok. Does anybody knows a way to "escape" those chars, in order to make them understandable to sed and other programs?
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