new package: Joe's Own Editor
Joe Allen
jhallen@datapower.com
Mon Apr 18 15:36:00 GMT 2005
Thomas Wolff wrote:
>Hi, a short first glance review:
>
>
>>Editor has syntax highlighting, i18n support and works well
>>in Cygwin console."
>>
>>
>* When I start joe in a console mode window (DOS box) and type a
> non-ASCII letter, an 8-bit stripped character is displayed in
> reverse mode instead.
>
>
The editor looks at LC_CTYPE to determine the locale of the terminal.
>* When I start joe in a UTF-8 xterm, instead of non-ASCII characters
> joe displays 8-bit stripped characters in reverse mode for each
> single byte of the UTF-8 sequence.
>
>
This is still correct, because LC_CTYPE is still not set.
>* When I try to enable Unicode with $HOME/.joerc containing the line:
>-encoding utf-8
> , joe hangs after starting.
>
>
You need to copy the joerc file to $HOME/.joerc
It does not look at both file, so if you don't copy everything you don't
have any key bindings.
>* When I have an empty file $HOME/.joerc, joe hangs after starting.
>
>
Likewise.
>This is not working i18n support.
>
>
Delete your $HOME/.joerc
Then in your utf-8 xterm, type:
export LC_CTYPE=en_US.utf8 (LC_ALL will also work).
joe some_file_with_utf8_chars
(JOE will assume the terminal is UTF-8 and the default file type is
UTF-8. You can override the file type
by hitting ^T E in the editor (hit tab at the prompt for a list) or by
using the -encoding option in the joerc file.
Then JOE will translate between the terminal's encoding and the file's
encoding).
>Kind regards,
>Thomas Wolff
>
>
>
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