> I have tried out the stock ncurses-ruby, i.e. presumably "without" > unicode support on a terminal set so UTF-8 Unicode character encoding. > > All examples work fine with the stock version on the unicode terminal. > > An exception are the forms examples. They do not allow input of > non-ascii characters. > > Therefore I have applied the patch and used the "unicode supporting" > ncurses-ruby module to try out the examples. > > I do not see any differences of behaviour. Non-ascii characters are > still not allowed in the forms examples.
which "forms" are those - ncurses forms, or forms built up using ruby alone? (not all "non-ascii" characters are valid in a given locale; ncurses forms accept legal ones...) -- Thomas E. Dickey http://invisible-island.net ftp://invisible-island.net
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