Hi All,My locale is as follows:export LANG="hu_HU.UTF-8"export
LC_CTYPE="hu_HU.UTF-8"export LC_MESSAGES="hu_HU.UTF-8"The problem is that even
though I can type the special characters of the locale everywhere (though it's
funny in the terminal where they only appear after the third key press) in X
but when echoing a string containing such chars like (áéíóöőúű) and piping them
to a program, they arrive somehow differently compared to when the same string
is passed by calling the same program. I don't have any other example than foma
(https://fomafst.github.io). It has a tool called flookup which requires
special morphological dictionaries which most probably noone uses here (except
me) but when passing a string from the command line like:echo néz|flookup
magyar.fstit results in:néz +?However, when passing the string as:echo
néz|flookup magyar.fstI get a successful analysis:néz
+swConsonant+néz[stem]+CONnéz +swConsonant+néz[stem]+CON+Nomnéz
néz[stem]+Verb+IndefSg3When calling the api function behind flookup from a
program passing the string 'néz', I also get the analysis successfully. I don't
have a clear explanation for this (only partially) and I also wonder why the
terminal does not translate the locale special utf-8 bytes back to a character
when they're printed by the program. Actually, it's just inconvenient to always
type the strings what I want to analyse in a program, compile and execute it
instead of giving it a go from the shell.Could anyone explain me what happens
here and how I can handle it?Thanks,r0ller
