On Thu, Aug 23, 2012 at 11:16:55AM -0700, David Lawyer wrote: > Package: lynx-cur > Version: 2.88dev.12-2 > > When I go to the website yandex.ru (Russian search engine) and type in > 2-byte Cyrillic characters (as a search word) in utf-8 (unicode) the > behavior is as follows for a string of characters with index numbers > 0,1,2,... (0 is the first character of the search word). > > Character 0 displays OK. If character 0 is a one-byte character (the > ascii part of utf-8), then everything is OK for the characters that > follow. But if char-0 is a 2-byte utf-8 character, then 2-byte chars.
hmm - I'd thought this area was working. Things to check/compare:
a) locale settings
b) document and display charsets that lynx is using.
however - checking the page and pasting strings from the lines above the text
field about halfway through the page (in uxterm), I see that some of the UTF-8
strings paste as expected, some don't (I saved a copy of the page, and verified
that viewing the local file lets me reproduce the case).
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