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| == Question == Does the shell provide Unicode support? |
= Unicode = |
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| == Answer == Yes. |
'''Question/Problem''': Are you having problems with character encodings? |
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| == Problem == Localized characters doesn't look good. (replaced by questionmarks etc) |
'''Answer/Fix''': Try using Unicode/UTF-8. |
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| == Solution == Write this command at the shell prompt |
== Commandline programs == Localized characters doesn't display correctly in irssi, nano etc (they are replaced with question marks, squares or something similar.) '''Solution:''' Write this command at the shell prompt (you don't need to do this if you already choose UTF-8 in the shell setup): |
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| echo 'export LC_ALL="en_US.UTF-8"' > ~/.profile}}} | echo 'export LC_ALL="en_US.UTF-8"' >> ~/.profile}}} |
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| To use unicode in irssi, type this in the command prompt in irssi: | For irssi, see [[FAQ/IrssiCharset]]. == Problem #2 - Webpages == Characters in webpages doesn't display correctly. '''Solution:''' Save the webpages in UTF-8 from your text-editor. Then create a new file named .htaccess in the same directory as your webpages (public_html) with the following content: |
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| /set term_charset UTF-8}}} Use this command if you want to send text in another charset to other users that are still using ISO for example: |
AddDefaultCharset UTF-8}}} |
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| {{{ /set recode_out_default_charset iso-8859-1}}} Remember that you have to change the charset in your SSH-client aswell! Use the translation option in putty for example. |
== See Also == * [[FAQ/IrssiCharset|UTF in irssi]] |
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Unicode
Question/Problem: Are you having problems with character encodings?
Answer/Fix: Try using Unicode/UTF-8.
Commandline programs
Localized characters doesn't display correctly in irssi, nano etc (they are replaced with question marks, squares or something similar.)
Solution:
Write this command at the shell prompt (you don't need to do this if you already choose UTF-8 in the shell setup):
echo 'export LC_ALL="en_US.UTF-8"' >> ~/.profile
Next time you log in your shell will be in unicode.
For irssi, see FAQ/IrssiCharset.
Problem #2 - Webpages
Characters in webpages doesn't display correctly.
Solution:
Save the webpages in UTF-8 from your text-editor. Then create a new file named .htaccess in the same directory as your webpages (public_html) with the following content:
AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
See Also