On Mon, 26 Jun 2000, Atsuhito Kohda wrote:
> Lynx 2.8.4 compiled with Slang of non Japanese support version
> displays wrong Japanese characters (message catalogue?) when
> one try to "download file" like
>
> $B3%^%s%(B [$BLp0u%-!<(B] $B0\F0!"(B[?] $B%X%k%W!"(B[q]
>$B=*N;!"(B[$B"+(B] $BLa$k(B
>
> but after ^L it displays correctly;
>
> $B%3%^%s%I(B: [$BLp0u%-!<(B] $B0\F0!"(B[?] $B%X%k%W!"(B[q]
>$B=*N;!"(B[$B"+(B] $BLa$k(B
>
> Furthermore when one press enter to download a file to disk,
> that is, when lynx asks us the filename as
>
> Enter a filename: Contents-i386.gz
>
> it displays wrong characters again
>
> $BU%!%$%kL>$rF~N(B Contents-i386.gz
>
> and this one can not corrected with ^L as far as I tried.
I'm sorry it's too late but I finally tested them and the resuls are
The first case:
- with ncurses 4.2
Have problem
- with regular Slang 1.4.0
Have problem
- with Slang 1.4.0 with SLANG_HAS_KANJI_SUPPORT
No problem
The second case:
- with ncurses 4.2
No problem
- with regular Slang 1.4.0
Have problem
- with Slang 1.4.0 with SLANG_HAS_KANJI_SUPPORT
No problem
# All tests are done with Lynx2-8-4dev.4 with NLS.
It seems Lynx2-8-4dev.4 has some problems showing multibyte
characters. Thanks for your reporting. These problems will never be
found by me because I usually use Slang with SLANG_HAS_KANJI_SUPPORT.
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Takeshi Hataguchi
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