On Jan 04, Robert Bihlmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Considering old standards broken because a newer one exists is just >ridiculous. Agreed.
>> I've noticed that UTF-8 sometimes makes zsh unhappy, [...] > >That's quite an understatement. The commandline editor can't deal with >multibyte characters in any way. So for example entering an o umlaut >and then deleting it gets you in trouble, because zsh does not handle >the two byte sequence as one character. The same applies to bash. There has been patch in the BTS for a very long time but it has never been applied. -- ciao, Marco
