On 19 Nov 2007, at 09:43:25, Harald Hanche-Olsen wrote:
+ James Elliott <email@hidden>:
Some investigation has revealed that whenever I try to display an "L"
followed by a slash, it gets composed into a weird slashed-L
character.
That weird character is U+0142 LATIN SMALL LETTER L WITH STROKE
according to the unicode character tables ...
Is it just me?
Yup, it's just you. No, but seriously, I cannot reproduce it. What
character encoding are you using? (Under the Advanced tab in the
Terminal Settings window.) Does the problem persist with different
encodings? And what is the output of the command "locale"? And
"printenv | grep ^LC_" ?
With LANG=en_US.UTF8, "l/" displays correctly.
The "LC_" variables can be displayed with the "locale" command.
(Incidentally, while we are getting increasingly off topic, Terminal
likes to set LANG=UTF-8, which is not right. I need to learn where to
file bug reports ...)
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