[Konsole-devel] Re: unicode konsole in 3.1: not working?

[Emmanuel Touzery]

Hello,

	After looking in konsole source code (README.unicode), I realised that to 
activate unicode I need to send <esc>%G to the terminal. I slightly modified 
by .bashrc to do an
echo -n $'\033%G'
(based on the utf8.sh of the konsole distribution)

now it works perfectly. maybe this should go in konsole documentation? I 
didn't find in on the Konsole Handbook nor on http://konsole.kde.org (but 
then again maybe I missed it).

anyway, happy to see that my favourite terminal emulator supports this..

emmanuel

On Thursday 13 of March 2003 17:50, Emmanuel Touzery wrote:
> Hello,
>
> 	I'm want to type latin1 and latin2 characters at the same time in the
> konsole. It works well with xterm if I launch it with:
> xterm -u8 -fn -misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--18-120-100-100-c-90-iso10646-1
> (xterm -u8 is not enough, some characters appear blank).
>
> 	I switched konsole font to "unicode". the font looks like the same one
> than in unicode xterm, but it seems to still be only latin1.
> 	If I use vim digraphs to type latin1 accented characters, with
> termencoding=utf-8, i get garbage, with termencoding=latin1 it works. Of
> course it's the opposite with the unicode xterm.
>
> 	Additionnally, i have a slovene (latin2) keyboard. If I type slovene
> characters in konsole, i get the following warnings on STDOUT:
>
> kdecore (KAccel): WARNING: Sym::initQt( ffff ): failed to convert key.
>
> 	those slovene keys work well in other KDE applications and in unicode
> xterm.
>
> 	I am missing something or is it a bug of konsole that I should report?
>
> 	thank you,
>
> emmanuel
>
> PS: please cc me on answer

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