Marc Lehmann wrote: > > The sequence ESC % G is used in linux console (and maybe others) to > > select the UTF8 charset, but seems to be unsupported by rxvt-unicode. > Well, it's pretty non-standard, and not really sensible.
Can't it at least be ignored? Right now, I get a 'G' echoed to my screen (but not the percent sign). > It can't be done - urxvt is based on locales, and not all systems have utf-8 > locales, so there is no way to switch to an utf-8 locale in a defined way. > > urxvt already has a command sequence to switch locales, though, which can > be used to switch into any locale you want (includign an utf-8 based one) > (see urxvt(7)). I can't make sense of what you're saying. Urxvt can somehow already switch locales, but switching via ESC % can't be done? > > be a no-op, since most unices run with UTF8 locale nowadays. > wow, I think you are badly mistaken. Okay, that's news, please enlighten me? Regards, Michal Svoboda
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