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Subject: libncurses5: curses not handling utf8 properly ??
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Package: libncurses5
Version: 5.4-4
Severity: important
Hello !
Some time ago, I was using programs doing stuff with ncurses and utf8 unicode
(using
uxterm). It was working fine until quite recently (I can't remember when). And
since, a good
amount of characters dont want to be displayed properly.
It seems linked to the fact that the multibyte starts with a 320 octal byte.
Moreover, the
problem just shows up on printing (the chars are transmitted fine with getch)
and only when
I use the elaborated ncurses (addstr and such). With the dirty hacks of using
directly putp
and such, everything is fine.
I just don't really understand. I did file a bug report as well to uxterm, as
I don't
really know where this is coming from. Do you have any idea ?? Thanks a lot !!
Vincent Fourmond
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Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2005 17:34:18 -0400
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Subject: Re: Bug#258079: libncurses5: curses not handling utf8 properly ??
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On Wed, Jul 07, 2004 at 04:40:36PM +0200, Vincent Fourmond wrote:
> Package: libncurses5
> Version: 5.4-4
> Severity: important
>
>
> Hello !
>
> Some time ago, I was using programs doing stuff with ncurses and utf8
> unicode (using
> uxterm). It was working fine until quite recently (I can't remember when).
> And since, a good
> amount of characters dont want to be displayed properly.
>
> It seems linked to the fact that the multibyte starts with a 320 octal
> byte. Moreover, the
> problem just shows up on printing (the chars are transmitted fine with getch)
> and only when
> I use the elaborated ncurses (addstr and such). With the dirty hacks of using
> directly putp
> and such, everything is fine.
>
> I just don't really understand. I did file a bug report as well to uxterm,
> as I don't
> really know where this is coming from. Do you have any idea ?? Thanks a lot !!
Hi Vincent,
Thomas asked you a couple of questions in followups, and I didn't see
any answers from you. If you still have this problem, and you still
think it's a bug in ncurses, please reopen or refile with answers to
those questions.
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Daniel Jacobowitz
CodeSourcery, LLC
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