Īn data de 13/09/2001, 18:45:48, Dan Espen a scris:
>
> I'm not sure if I'd say xterm is doing something wrong.
> I don't know if it needs to mark that string as a complex
> string to display right. I suspect that it doesn't.
Where I can read about this "complex string"? I try to add
a "\" in front of the 8bit letter, also a (Ctrl-V), is not
working.
man -k "complex string" give no answer and in man xterm I
can't find complex string either.
>
> Maybe you want to take the easy way out and download 2.4.0
> and compile it with --enable-multibyte and be done with it.
>
Hmmm. As I said I have not problem with fvwm, in fact if I open the
script from the fvwm menu, that is OK. If I execute the script directly,
then I have problems.
> >
> > Where shall I look for that? I know about the $LANG and $LC_xxxx
> > in my shell (in my .cshrc), I put that. How I know which
> > environment variables are available for a command launched from
> > a fvwm menu?
>
> Do this in the xterm to see whats set:
>
> env | grep LANG
> env | grep LC
This I get also with setenv. They are OK, this is what I set myself.
>
> I'm not quite sure what the difference is either.
> You might want to put some print statements in your .profile
> and .cshrc while you are trying to figure this out.
My .login (I use tcsh) and .cshrc are read OK.
>
> Do have $SHELL set?
Yes.
>
> Do you use the fvwm command ExecUseShell?
>
No. I don't think so. But I can try.
If I replace
+ "e-mail%mini-mail.xpm%" Exec exec ~/bin/mail
with
+ "e-mail%mini-mail.xpm%" ExecUseShell /usr/bin/tcsh exec ~/bin/mail
I don't get anything by pressing the mouse over e-mail,
and in .xsession-errors I have:
stdin: is not a tty
If I replace that with
+ "e-mail%mini-mail.xpm%" ExecUseShell /usr/bin/tcsh ~/bin/mail
Then it is the same as the first time: OK.
Ionel
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Received on Thu Sep 13 2001 - 18:49:55 BST