xterm charater set [3]
xterm charater set
Wednesday, August 3, 2005 5:18 PM - eg
i am working for a japanesse company, and i'm having trouble with xterm regarding character set.
could someone tell me how to set character set to euc
thanks!
could someone tell me how to set character set to euc
thanks!
Re: xterm charater set
Friday, August 5, 2005 4:41 PM - Andrew C.
As far as I know, xterm doesn't support two byte characters. So if you are trying to use Asian characters, try using gnome-terminal or dtterm instead.
Re: Re: xterm charater set
Saturday, October 22, 2005 12:45 AM - Yi Wang
Xterm can support two-byte characters. Not only for display, but also for input.
Look at the following screen snap.
Look at the following screen snap.
Re: Re: Re: xterm charater set
Monday, October 24, 2005 2:21 PM - zookeyan
You're right!
Xshell can support two-byte character set. But not xterm.
Xterm is a terminal emulator like Xshell. But it's based on X11 libraries. So it needs Xserver like Xmanager. Old xterm can't support two-byte character set. But recent xterms allow two-byte inputs and outputs. At least in the xterm of solaris 10 you can do it.
Xshell can support two-byte character set. But not xterm.
Xterm is a terminal emulator like Xshell. But it's based on X11 libraries. So it needs Xserver like Xmanager. Old xterm can't support two-byte character set. But recent xterms allow two-byte inputs and outputs. At least in the xterm of solaris 10 you can do it.
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