Bug#122533: Euro trouble
>--[Ivan E. Moore II]--<rkrusty@tdyc.com>
> > konsole doesn't show fonts with encodings other than iso8859-1 or utf-8. It
> > is possible to get proper iso8859-15 (hint: there's the ? (EURO) symbol in)
> > fonts by just adding a 5 after iso8859-1 and pressing ok. It now halfways
> | If you set your LANG=de_DE.ISO-8859-15 int /etc/environment and set
> | the font of konsole to "user defined -> iso8859-15" you'll get the euro
> > works: it shows the Euro symbol. But you're still not able to input an Euro
^^^^^ ^^^^^
> > symbol, as it isn't in iso8859-1 and thus just replaced by a question mark.
> > The same is true for the accented s and z symbols. It's not the X server's
> > fault, as it works fine in an XTerm (with the right font).
Sorry, but outputting it is _not_ the problem - that works fine. _Inputting_
is the problem. Pressing AltGr-e yields a question mark. It _inputs_ a
question mark, as can be checked by od -tx. Copy&Pasting an € works as well.
I can also change the .keytab by adding
| key E +Alt : "\xa4"
so that Alt-e yields an €. The AltGr-e is still eaten by konsole. The same
problem is with ^s ^S ^z ^Z, which where added in iso-8859-15 as well.
(And now that I finally got rid of those dead keys by disabling KDE keymap
selection since it doesn't have the nodeadkeys option, why isn't there
a key combination for dead keys somewhere hidden at the same positions on
_all_ keymaps?)
>--[Achim Bohnet]--<ach@mpe.mpg.de>
> set input-meta on
> set output-meta on
> set convert-meta off
.de is German. Trust me, I use 8bit chars since I bought this computer. And
I said it works fine in an XTerm.
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