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to: WILFRED VAN VELZEN
from: NICHOLAS BOEL
date: 2017-09-13 15:24:00
subject: ncurses

Hello Wilfred,

On Wed Sep 13 2017 09:08:24, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to Nicholas Boel:

 WV> * Originally in ASIAN_LINK
 WV> * Crossposted in LINUX

Not a lot of conversation in LINUX, so since I was speaking directly to
Maurice, I wrote it here instead. *shrug*

But if another conversation starts because of your cross-post, then you
accomplished something! ;)

 NB>> And FYI, I upgraded back to ncurses-6.0+20170902-1 which is the
 NB>> latest available in the Archlinux package manager, and while it
 NB>> looks gross without tmux, it looks great with it. ;)

 WV> Strange, I also see a difference on a remote console (putty), when
 WV> starting golded directly or in tmux. Although I already had most line

That's the same way I'm going about it. Remote console via putty with tmux on
my RPi3.

 WV> drawing character showing correctly. But now for instance the
 WV> character marking the current message in the message list is showing
 WV> correctly. The Ctrl-Z key is now working to close and save the message
 WV> you are editting.

Line drawing characters display fine in X (xterm, gnome-terminal, konsole,
etc), but ever since I went strictly UTF-8 it wouldn't display them properly in
a TTY until I started using tmux.

As for the character marking the current message, you're referring to the
actual arrow and not ">", right? That changed here as well.

And by CTRL-Z I'm guessing you're referring to the internal golded editor? I
don't use that here, so CTRL-X in nano or :x in vim. ;)

 WV> And the UTF-8 characters you sign your message with are now also
 WV> showing up readable:

 NB>> ... "Не знаю. Я здесь только работаю."

 WV> Are they quoted back alright?

Yes. And if you used an unicode capable editor you would know that! ;)

Regards,
Nick

... "Не знаю. Я здесь только работаю."
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