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How use Unicode characters in shell scripts
This post reminds that I have wondered how to get Terminal and tcsh to accept accented characters. e.g. option-e e, for a e-acute? I have played around with Window Settings/Display/Character Set Encoding in the Terminal Inspector but this did not appear to have an effect.
How use Unicode characters in shell scripts
You need a newer version of tcsh. The version included in 10.4 does not (have good) support (for) accented characters.
How use Unicode characters in shell scripts
I had the same problem with bash. As it uses the readline library the solution were the following entries in the readline configuration file
$HOME/.inputrc:
set input-meta on set output-meta on set convert-meta off Other useful settings are
# suppress bell ringing set bell-style none # case insensitive TAB-completion set completion-ignore-case on # enable Delete/Home/end key in xterm and iTerm # (does not work in Terminal.app though) "\e[3~": delete-char "\e[1~": beginning-of-line "\e[4~": end-of-line |
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