Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Re: Unicode console patch | From | edmund@rano ... | Date | Sat, 30 Jan 1999 17:35:08 +0000 |
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> > http://www.rano.demon.co.uk/kernel_patch/003 > > > > which extends Unicode support to include mouse selection and keyboard > > mapping, so I'm inviting anyone who is interested in consolemap.c, > > selection.c or keyboard.c in drivers/char to take a look please and > > send comments. > > Great! Mostly works for me with 2.0.1 and obviously is a good idea, but... > echo -ne '\33[11m\304'; echo -e '\304\33[10m' > This gives and a horizontal line (most of the time - once didn't). > Should be two horizontal line segments. Some of Midnight Commander's > borders are taken from the user-loaded ACM instead of CP-437; above is > an extracted simple case which shows the bug.
Many thanks for pointing this out.
It was a stupid mistake by me. I have now put a new version of the patch in the same place.
I should have paid more attention to Stanislav Voronyis's patch that went into 2.2.0. My excuse is that I first did this stuff for 2.1.132, when it was necessary to change console.c. Anyway, this new version changes fewer files so it is safer, I hope.
Edmund
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