On Tue, Jul 19, 2005 at 01:18:45PM +0300, Wladimir Mutel wrote: > > Very strange 'locale' printout above. Perhaps you should run > 'with-locale' with first parameter 'uk_UA.UTF-8', not the entire > assignment 'LANG=uk_UA.UTF-8'. Btw, your 'date' prints English > date, not Cyrillic/Ukrainian. And you see these > 'locale: Cannot set ...' diagnostics, which is not too good. I think that the shell was unhappy with the unset's. Of course I noticed that, which is why I ran "locale" to see what it would say. However, my problem getting date to show Cyrillic is not related to the bug reported. > nnn nnn 19 12:59:53 EEST 2005 > (with Terminus fontFace; with fixed/clean fontFaces it prints > dotted squares instead of 'n's) The dotted squares sound like missing glyphs. I'll try your output string to see how it looks for me (thanks). > Moreover, when I select 'nnn nnn' (or dotted squares) in > problem/English xterm and paste it into Cyrillized one, it is > pasted perfectly well, giving '÷ÔÒ ìÉÐ' there. It should. I looked as far last night to see that xterm is storing the data as expected, and making calls to Xft to display. I'll look further tonight to see what I can. xterm's select/paste is done on the data that xterm stores rather than on what Xft may display. > I was so glad working with xterm and Unicode locales. I thought > mixed-lang environment dream has been finally realized :> But > alas ... :> New changes returned old griefs :> -- Thomas E. Dickey http://invisible-island.net ftp://invisible-island.net
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