> No, I'm using consolas, but am using whatever default codepage settings > come with the system (I installed Windows 10 1511 February update on a new > computer a few months ago). ACP=1252, MACCP=10000, OEMCP=437. chcp reports > my console is using code page 437.
Fascinating! This means that changing the default OEMCP in the registry is not the same as changing the codepage on the console with chcp. > In any case: the keyboard input with the SQLite shell on Windows 10 > default configuration (with consolas as the font) clearly does translate code > points to UTF-8 sequences. I wonder if the difference between your ALT+223 and ALT+0223 is because the OEMCP is being used to translate the "input" in the former case (but not when using ALT+0223, which forces a unicode code point), and since I have changed the OEMCP to be the same as the ACP, I get Unicode code points even without the leading 0's. But yes, you are correct. The translation to UTF-8 in and out does seem to work as it should. _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@mailinglists.sqlite.org http://mailinglists.sqlite.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
