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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Em 11-08-2015 22:25, Jecel Assumpcao
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<pre wrap="">Casimiro,
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<pre wrap="">I'm developing a little parser and need to enter characters of Portuguese language like
á, é, ã, õ, ê... but using the traditional method what happens is that I get a?, e? so on and
so forth. Platform Linux (utf-8). Help appreciated.
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This has always worked just fine on the Mac and in Windows, but the Unix
3.6-3 VM (released on April 2, 2004) changed things so you should set
the LC_CTYPE/LC_ALL environment variables in the shell that invokes
squeak. If you use the -nointl option for the VM then dead keys are
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I'm using cog_spur. With the traditional VM diacritics worked OK,
but in cog diacritics have always been a problem that I masked by
using English.<br>
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My own shell doesn't have the LC* variables set (it used to have it back
in 2004, but that probably got lost in some upgrade over the years) but
everything still seems to work for this 4.0.3-2202 VM. I use a ABNT2
keyboard. SQUEAK_ENCODING is set to 'UTF-8'.
Good luck!
-- Jecel
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