[quoted lines by Samuel Thibault on 2012/07/07 at 16:17 -0300]
>Where is convertTextToWchars called? What I see in the driver in
>readCharacters_LinuxScreen() is a call to setScreenMessage which just
>uses strlen() and copyScreenCharacterText() without taking charset into
>account.
The message being discussed doesn't use that mechanism.
screen.c:1063: problemText = gettext("screen not in text mode");
screen.c:1072: description->unreadable = problemText;
brltty.c:3309: if (scr.unreadable) {
brltty.c:3310: if (!isSuspended) {
brltty.c:3311: writeStatusCells();
brltty.c:3312: writeBrailleText("wrn", scr.unreadable);
brltty.c:296: int
brltty.c:297: writeBrailleText (const char *mode, const char *text) {
brltty.c:298: size_t count = getTextLength(text) + 1;
brltty.c:299: wchar_t characters[count];
brltty.c:300: size_t length = convertTextToWchars(characters, text, count);
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