On Tue, Jul 19, 2005 at 06:37:39PM +0200, Jan Willem Stumpel wrote: > Thomas Dickey wrote: > > > > >The locale resource has been there a couple of years (and can > >be set so that you get the original behavior). > > > >What happens if you set the locale resource to false? (And are > >you ensuring that there are no resource conflicts that override > >that). > > No.. changing to false did not help. Nor trying various settings > for utf8. I have no idea how to check for resource conflicts, though.
I have some ideas. Knowing that it is a recent change helps (though
as in the bold-font bug last week, I can still _look_ in the wrong place).
I did read through my changes last night, saw that I went through 2-3
stages as part of this one:
* modify interaction between +u8 and locale resource to allow the
command-line option to override the resource (requested by Thomas
Wolff).
Though (I don't see it in my changelog), there was the additional complication
of ensuring that simply having UTF-8 locale set in the environment did not
cause the utf8 resource in xterm to be set, e.g.,
setenv LANG=en_US.UTF-8
xterm +u8
should run xterm without the resource set.
> >"It used to be" is vague - one of the problems with the Debian
> >package is that I don't know offhand what version of xterm it
> >corresponds to.
>
> Ah.. I should have realized before that you are the AUTHOR, not
> the Debian package maintainer. It worked with the previous Debian
> version called xterm_4.3.0.dfsg.1-14_i386.deb. I could install
> this (somewhat to my amazement) on the new x-org system, and it
> worked perfectly! It can be started with UTF-8 as default. In this
> working version, xterm -version gives
>
> XTerm(200)
>
> The new version gives XTerm(220).
The new version gives XTerm(202).
Generally the old binaries run - I happened to notice last night that
I had about 75 copies of xterm in my /usr/local/bin (and the bug that
I was looking at dated back before X11R5 ;-).
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