Pierre Albarede
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Wed Nov 8 05:42:36 JST 2006
Hi, Le 7 nov. 06, à 04:00, Peter Dyballa a écrit : > Am 06.11.2006 um 21:57 schrieb Pierre Albarede: > >> In Emacs shell (M-x shell), ls -v does not display correctly é (e >> acute) and other accented latin letters, > > UTF-8 file names are stored in HFS+ as de-composed, i.e. é becomes e > ´. ls -v prints them exactly this decomposed way (ls -w is another > method to achieve UTF-8 output). > The utf-8m encoding corrects this in > text and dired buffers, but fails in *shell* ... Let me try: (in Emacs shell) % ls -v >ls.txt (to open with utf-8m encoding:) C-x RTN c utf-8m C-x C-f ls.txt and I see the right thing, as you implied. > What we need are ls commands (from Apple/FreeBSD and GNU) that > compose the proper characters! (In Terminal, I think, libncurses does > the re-composing.) Probably we need even less, as shown above. -->>In order to make these remarks as useful as possible, whom should they be directed to ? Cheers. Pierre Albarède bat A res Valvert 12 rue Fourane F-13090 Aix en Provence
