Hello, I sent e-mail to cygwin list but no one can help me there. This is message (some more thoughts below):
------------------------------------ I am trying use mc on my installation of cygwin. But I have problem with Polish diacritics in file names. mc doesn't display them correctly at all and I cannot input several of them into command line. The same problem exists under Linux but after downloading latest version from CVS and compiling with --enable-charset --enable-extcharset options it was solved. I done the same. BTW - much kudos to Cygwin and mc developers. Vanilla mc sources from CVS compiled without big problems on Cygwin. Minor problem was with iconv. mc couldn't find libiconv - had to install libiconv package in addition to libiconv2. Some naming problem? Shouldn't be it something like libiconv-devevl? But there are still two problems: - on Linux after compiling with charset options dialog for "display bits" changes from menu: (*) Full 8-bits output ( ) ISO 8859-1 ( ) 7 bits [x] Full 8 bits input to dropdown menu when I can explicitly select which encoding I want to use. When selecting proper encoding (in my case ISO 8859-2) all problems with encoding vanish. That is on Linux. On Cygwin old dialog stays. - mc is terribly slow when starting + zsh is going into overdrive. CPU usage jumps to 30% and whole computer significantly slows down (and this doesn't stop after closing mc, to stop that I have to shell where mc was started). But this is not the case with Cygwin mc. Should I adjust compilation somehow? OK - "solved" - had to completely disable subshell. Still more important for me is encoding problem. Maybe it can be solved on Cygwin level somehow? But I don't know which value should I set. Native Polish encoding for Windows is cp1250. But console encoding is cp852. I should add that input of Polish diacritics in command line is OK, there are problems with displaying of them but applications understand them - eg zsh command line completion works as I should expect. What and where should I set? ----------------------------------- After some thinking I have another idea where problems lie: There is suggestion that automake tools (or gcc) are lying. Configure command is: ./command --enable-charset --enable-extcharset --with-subshell=optional Configure at the end reports: Source code location: . Compiler: gcc -std=gnu99 Compiler flags: -g -o2 -Wall File system: Midnight Commander Virtual File System, cpiofs, extfs, tarfs, ftpfs, fish Screen library: Included S-Lang library (mcslang) Mouse support: xterm only X11 events support: no With subshell support: optional Internal editor: yes Support for charset: yes So support for other charsets should be included. But also subshell is reported as optional. I understand that means subshell for working should be called explicitly with `mc -U` - but even calling just `mc` starts subshell (and problems mentioned above). Looks like configure is lying. How to verify and fix that? TIA gcc --version: 3.4.4 autoconf --version: 2.61 automake --version: 1.10.1 m. ---------------------------------------------------- Seksowne tancerki i zakochani młodzi mężczyźni, oraz gangsterzy trzymający twardą ręką show biznes. Zobacz to na żywo: http://klik.wp.pl/?adr=http%3A%2F%2Fcorto.www.wp.pl%2Fas%2FLewe-interesy.html&sid=236 _______________________________________________ Mc-devel mailing list http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc-devel
