Just wanted to inform that I resolved the missing line drawing issue
by coincidence.
The environment variable LANG needs to be set to en_US.UTF-8 (or
similar) to make it work. Despite a bunch of other things that were
already set to utf-8, this one was missing.
On Tue, 1 Sep 2009, Viktor Štujber wrote:
Just wanted to inform that I resolved the missing line drawing issue
by coincidence.
The environment variable LANG needs to be set to en_US.UTF-8 (or
similar) to make it work. Despite a bunch of other things that were
already set to utf-8, this one was
On Fri, 12 Dec 2008, Viktor ??tujber wrote:
The exact procedure on freebsd is to set these two options:
[ ] UTF8Build with UTF8 support
[ ] SLANGBuild with SLang library
Then, according to the following chunk of the makefile,
..if defined(WITH_UTF8)
LIB_DEPENDS+=
Just wanted to add that as soon as I disable the '[x] build with SLang
library' option, the issue goes away. I would really like to debug the
problem myself but I don't have any suitable unix dev environment to
do so (plus it's very hard to do any GUI debugging when the project
only uses
On Thu, 11 Dec 2008, Viktor Štujber wrote:
Just wanted to add that as soon as I disable the '[x] build with SLang
library' option, the issue goes away. I would really like to debug the
problem myself but I don't have any suitable unix dev environment to
do so (plus it's very hard to do any GUI
Hello again. Has there been any progress with identifying the cause of
this issue and how to resolve it?
Both me (using PuTTY) and a friend (using ) only see blank spaces
where line drawing chars are supposed to be. This affects panels,
dropdown menus and popup boxes. Mode -a only covers the
Greetings. I come with an issue that has appeared circa 4 weeks ago,
when the freebsd ports 'mc' makefile was extended with UTF-8 support.
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/ports/misc/mc/Makefile.diff?r1=1.113;r2=1.114;f=h
This modified the mc dependencies, which now require libslang2. But
