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Re: Display "Umlaute" in ACCEPT/DISPLAY/SCREEN SECTION
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Simon Sobisch |
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Re: Display "Umlaute" in ACCEPT/DISPLAY/SCREEN SECTION |
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Mon, 11 May 2020 21:45:03 +0200 |
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The bug-gnucobol mailing list is likely not the right place for it, its
description says:
> This list distributes bug reports and fixes to GnuCOBOL maintainers.
I've forwarded this to the users' list as its description says:
> List for general questions, user-oriented topics and announcements.
Concerning your question: why guess? What happens if you have UTF-8 in
your source code?
Note: You'll then likely using -free, or otherwise ensure that the
number of *bytes* does not exceed the right margin, like moving it to
the right with something like -ftext-column=255.
A simple
DISPLAY `Why not? äüöß" *> I suggest to also try the uppercase ß
should work if the source encording matches your terminal - extended
screenio may need something "more".
What does cobcrun --info says about the screen library used? I *guess*
ncursesw?
Please report back to the users' list about your test results.
Thank you,
Simon
Am 11.05.2020 um 20:40 schrieb Administrator:
> Hello,
>
> just I am guessing how to display "Umlaute" in GNUCOBOL 3.x when using
> UTF-8 stanadrd fonts in GNOME-terminal (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS)?
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Greetings from Germany.
>
>
>
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