Tom Christiansen dixit:
>My test case is to run
>
> $ ~/lynx2-8-8/lynx -width=80 -display_charset=utf-8 \
> -assume_local_charset=utf-8 -dump test.html > test.utf8
Since you didn’t specify one, I wrote one myself.
>Looking at test.utf8 in less(1) with LESSCHARSET set to UTF-8 reveals
>this paragraph:
>
> Values in parentheses are for the high resolution bin: 2.71–2.59 Å for
> the SeMet GMP-bound, 2.03–2.00 Å for the native GMP-bound, 2.38–2.30 <C3>
> for the native apo form.
Doesn’t for me.
(MirBSD)
t...@blau:~ $ lynx -width=80 -display_charset=utf-8 -assume_local_charset=utf-8
-dump test.html > test.utf8
t...@blau:~ $ cat test.utf8
Values in parentheses are for the high resolution bin: 2.7#2.59 Å for
the SeMet GMP-bound, 2.03#2.00 Å for the native GMP-bound, 2.38#2.30 Å
for the native apo form.
Same on Debian sid.
I’m building lynx (and ncursesw…) from MirPorts on a friend’s MacBook
right now, to look there as well.
bye,
//mirabilos
--
I believe no one can invent an algorithm. One just happens to hit upon it
when God enlightens him. Or only God invents algorithms, we merely copy them.
If you don't believe in God, just consider God as Nature if you won't deny
existence. -- Coywolf Qi Hunt
<html><body><p>Values in parentheses are for the high resolution bin: 2.7–2.59
Å for the
SeMet GMP-bound, 2.03–2.00 Å for the native GMP-bound, 2.38–2.30 Å for the
native apo form.</p></body></html>
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