Juliusz Chroboczek wrote on 2001-05-14 14:40 UTC:
> I've produced a sample implementation of my plan; it is implemented as
> a condom (a filter between a tty and a pty that intercepts ISO 2022
> sequences). I've implemented the full ``regular'' subset of ISO 2022,
> including Emacs/MULE bug compatibility.
I thought, much of that is already available in GNU screen or will be
added shortly. GNU screen is a commonly used "condom" between a less
capable terminal emulator and one or more ttys. Make sure you had a look
at it before you reinvent the wheel.
Recent beta (now with UTF-8 support):
ftp://ftp.uni-erlangen.de/pub/utilities/screen/private/screen-3.9.9beta1.tar.gz
Start screen in a UTF-8 xterm, and then the several virtual terminals
that screen allows you to open inside that UTF-8 xterm or UTF-8 console
will offer a ISO 2022 interpreter.
Contact Michael Schroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for details.
Markus
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