On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 01:38:06PM +0200, Johann Spies wrote:
| We found this this morning:
|
| In bash type Ctrl-v Ctrl-. "e and then get ë.
Do you have bash (readline) in "vi" mode or "emacs" mode? In vim I
can type ^V to escape the next character (allows entering in control
characters directly) or to type "x<1 byte hex code>" or
"u<2 byte hex unicode code>" and enter in any character.
| No locale and language settings seems to make any difference.
The ^V^."e trick doesn't work for me. I have LANG=en_US. It still
doesn't work if I set LANG=en_US.UTF-8. Does it still work for you if
you set LANG to the values I've tried?
Also, are you trying this in the console or some sort of X terminal?
My laptop at work (somehow) has dead keys set in the console keymap so
if I type "e it gives me ë, but I don't get that in gnome-terminal (I
also don't get in it my console at home). If I type " e I get "e.
-D
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A wise servant will rule over a disgraceful son,
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