On 2 March 2011 20:27, Jim Garrison wrote:
> Mintty seems to be interpreting Alt+ codes in OCTAL instead of decimal,
> based on the Unicode code point and not the Windows Alt+ codes. For
> example, Windows' Character Map applet shows the "Euro" symbol as Unicode
> character U+20AC and A
As to your specific request for the copyright symbol, try entering Alt+169 (no
leading zero). This should result in the copyright symbol, since its Unicode
code-point is 0xA9 or 169 decimal.
Mintty seems to be interpreting Alt+ codes in OCTAL instead of decimal,
based on the Unicode code point and not the Windows Alt+ codes. For
example, Windows' Character Map applet shows the "Euro" symbol as Unicode
character U+20AC and Alt+0128. Entering Alt+0128 in mintty has no discer
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