Mail Archives: cygwin/2001/03/14/16:33:11
(I will write in English for others on this list, thanks Michel)
Indeed, I made a directory /home/myusername
and created the file .inputrc containing,:
set meta-flag on
set convert-meta off
set output-meta on
and then restarted cygwin.
Yes, now the beautiful letters é and è came out in bash, when typed.
However, I still haven't gotten vi or vim to accept or display é etc.
Neither does grep, and probably others.
Even though I set the environment variable
export LANG=fr_BE.iso8859-1
However,
Interesting note and clue perhaps, if I run xterm, and then
suddenly inside xterm, vi and grep
etc, now show these characters é without problem!
What is vi getting when xterm starts that it is not getting
under bash, what is grep getting under xterm that it is not getting
under bash?
Any suggestions as to how to get vi to translate these characters é
correctly
while running vi directly under bash. I have waded through the vi
documentation
and I can't seem to get anywhere, there must be some simple command
somewhere to set the locale (charset). But WHERE and WHAT?
-----Original Message-----
From: Michel Debar [mailto:michel DOT debar AT fundp DOT ac DOT be]
Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2001 8:54 AM
To: CLYNES Darius (SCIC)
Subject: Re: How do you get accent characters like é and è in bash
and vi
Bonjour,
je suis loin d'être expert en cygwin, mais je peux néanmoins vous
apporter une aide modeste :
Pour Bash
créez un fichier .inputrc contenant ce qui suit :
set meta-flag on
set convert-meta off
set output-meta on
et installez le dans le répertoire c:/cygwin/home/loginusername
dans mon cas : c:/cygwin/home/mdebar
Pour tcsh (si vous l'utilisez)
Avec mon clavier azerfy français, je donne à tcsh la commande
setenv LANG fr_BE.iso8859-1
Cordialement, Michel Debar
At 22:16 13/03/2001 +0100, you wrote:
I am working with some sources that contain "international"
characters used in languages other than english,
(typically french)
Vi interprets sources from unix with accents like é and è
strangely. Windiff and windows programs like notepad
see the same sources from unix with no problem.
What is happening? Is there a setting in bash or vi
that I need to make, keyboard or locale etc?
If so how do I do that? Anybody know?
PS. é in expérience, shows up as expÚrience
è in interprète, shows up as interprÞte
here are few other examples:
Avez-vous dÚjÓ travaillÚ en tant qu'interprÞte
Quelle expÚrience professionnelle d'interprÞte avez-vous
PrÚcisez le nombre de jours d'interprÚtation prestÚs.
Avez-vous dÚjÓ participÚ Ó un test professionnel ou Ó un
concours
SÚjours importants Ó l'Útranger ? Indiquez les pays visitÚs,
l'annÚe
Bash won't even respond to the keyboard character é (under 2
as lower case).
Just beeps (belgian keyboard setting).
Darius Clynes
Software Engineer
European Commission
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Belgium
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Darius Clynes
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