When I accidentally type some nonexistent command containing UTF8
characters, an error has UTF8 characters expanded:
$ ЫZZZ
bash: $'\320\253ZZZ': command not found
I think bash shouldn't discriminate against UTF8 characters in error
messages, and shouldn't expand them. If some international users wish to
have UTF8 in their commands, bash should preserve them in all messages.
My LANG is en_US.UTF-8, and changing it to ru_RU.UTF-8 doesn't seem to
make a difference. Same with LC_ALL.
bash-4.2.45_1
Yuri
