That's it! I removed --enable-wide-chars and --enable-luit (enabling
luit enables wide chars) and the resulting xterm now shows proper
characters in the tek pane.
Merle
On Jan 20, 2008, at 1:30 PM, Jeremy Huddleston wrote:
I wonder if it's endianness coupled with multi-byte characters...
John mentioned in the initial email that this didn't occur on his
machine (ppc) with the Macports xterm. This xterm is compiled with
default options which disables unicode and multi-byte character
support.
On Jan 20, 2008, at 07:21, Harald Hanche-Olsen wrote:
+ Martin Costabel <email@hidden>:
- The only thing that counts is *on which architecture your xterm
executable is running*.
If it runs on intel (Leopard), the characters in the Tek window
are OK,
if it runs on ppc (Leopard or Tiger), you get the empty squares.
If it
runs on Linux (intel), the characters are OK, too.
Weird.
An endianness problem, then. I see the same bug with an X.Org
server
running on FreeBSD (intel) and xterm from XFree running on
Solaris 8
(sparc). It works fine with the xterm that comes bundled with the
OS.
- Harald
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