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- Date: Mon, 23 Dec 2013 22:33:39 +0100
- From: Christian Horn <chorn@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] using eucjp on Linux
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Hello, I try to get a better understanding on encodings and am puzzled about the following. In a utf8 xterm date and outputting utf8 files works fine, also date: [chris@hive ~]$ echo $LC_ALL ja_JP.utf8 [chris@hive ~]$ cat test_utf8 日本語 [chris@hive ~]$ date 2013年 12月 23日 月曜日 22:20:21 CET I converted the file to eucjp, I think I have the locale, but I fail to get the eucjp encoded file displayed. Also the date out- out is not correct: [chris@hive ~]$ LC_ALL=ja_JP.eucjp luit [chris@hive ~]$ locale charmap EUC-JP [chris@hive ~]$ cat test_eucjp F|K\8l [chris@hive ~]$ date 2013G/ 127n 23F| 7nMKF| 22:21:45 CET [chris@hive ~]$ cat test_utf8 f%f,h* Running these commands in a terminal "xterm -en eucjp". I think I am missing something.. any ideas? Christian
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