Which input encoding are you using? Are you doing this at the command
line or in the UI? I think things only work for non-Latin alphabets
(this should change soon) if you use the terminal (./factor
-run=listener) with the UTF-8 encoding in your terminal. It might be
labeled "Unicode" rather than UTF-8. If this doesn't work, there's
probably a bug.
Support for various Japanese encodings (ISO 2022, Shift JIS, EUC-JP)
hasn't yet been implemented, unfortunately. However, internally Factor
uses Unicode for everything. All source code read from a file is
assumed to be in UTF-8. All strings can contain any code point and the
I/O library supports several file encodings.
Dan
2008/8/10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> How should be displayed the multi-byte string in factor?
>
> I was not able to do though I tried.
>
> code:
> ( scratchpad ) "日本語ですよ" write
> 1: "・ス・ス・ス{・ス・ス・ス・ス・ス・スwrite
> ^
> Unterminated string
>
> Type :help for debugging help.
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