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Re: UTF-8-encoded output in Emacs shell
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kj |
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Re: UTF-8-encoded output in Emacs shell |
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Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:13:19 +0000 (UTC) |
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In <hjkc71$fco$1@reader1.panix.com> kj <no.email@please.post> writes:
>I have a Python script that writes UTF-8-encoded Japanese text to
>stdout. This script produces nice-looking Japanese output when I
>run it on my regular shell, running on OS X's Terminal utility.
>But if I start "emacs -nw" the same Terminal window, then from
>within the Emacs session I start a new shell (with M-x shell), and
>now run the script within this Emacs-internal shell, the output
>looks like garbage. ("Gobbledygook" is the technical term for
>this, I think.)
>What must I do to get the right-looking Japanese output when I run
>this script within Emacs?
>(BTW, I naively tried setting the coding for the *shell* buffer to
>utf-8, with M-x set-buffer-file-coding-system, but this had no
>effect. But, from Tomas's reply to an earlier query of mine, this
>maneuver may not be enough in any case, or may be meaningless in
>a buffer like *shell* that is not associated to a file.)
>TIA!
>~K
I forgot to mention, FWIW, that in the shell running inside Emacs,
my TERM environment variable is set to "emacs", whereas in my
Terminal shell this variable is set to "xterm-color".
~K