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   �ਢ¥â, Nicholas!   
      
   15 Feb 24 13:16, âë ¯¨á «( ) ¬­¥:   
      
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    VA>> Would be interesting to understand how screen or tmux makes a   
    VA>> difference.   
      
    NB> It wasn't much, it just displayed the above mentioned things correctly   
    NB> without any additional PuTTY settings.   
      
    VA>> BTW, what do you have for $TERM env variable?   
      
    NB> TERM="xterm"   
      
   You may also try "putty".   
      
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    VA>> Moved to next line is OK. It's just for messages, which has lines   
    VA>> longer than your terminal width.   
      
    NB> Is there a way to change the line length in Golded? If it is set for   
    NB> something like 78 by default, maybe changing it to 79 would help as it   
    NB> could be one extra character that's causing it to wrap to the next   
    NB> line. Although, I don't know how replies and quotes coming from here   
    NB> would look on others' systems then.. I'd rather break things on my   
    NB> end, not others. :)   
      
   Just make your terminal wider and then start golded. It will use whole window   
   width unless you use "Dispmargin" parameter in your config. As for quotes,   
   they will be broken down to "Quotemargin" columns.   
      
    VA>> To use cp437 you need to change Putty config for sure. And I'd   
    VA>> recommend you to use one byte locale for golded if you don't need   
    VA>> many different encodings. That will solve many issues for you   
    VA>> right away.   
      
    NB> Honestly, I have no interest in using CP437 in a terminal. I don't   
    NB> mind some irregularities, but this time there were just more than   
    NB> usual.   
      
    NB> I don't like things easy. For some reason I enjoy making things   
    NB> extremely difficult for myself.   
      
   Sure. That's your choice. :) I just want to tell that GoldEd was designed to   
   work with one byte encodings and UTF-8 may work incorrectly.   
      
    VA>> Some people do experience issues like you. And would be really   
    VA>> great to find and fix root cause.   
      
    NB> I agree! Then again, if/when you get iconv working properly I think   
    NB> many of these issues will probably disappear since iconv > old crusty   
    NB> translation tables.   
      
   I'm working on some refactoring now in charset conversions now. When that is   
   done, then iconv integration will be very simple.   
      
    VA>> Could you also try to remove file goldxlat.gel? Golded will   
    VA>> generate it on start.   
      
    NB> I did, and it didn't change anything. I'll use 'git bisect' and see if   
    NB> I can figure out if a recent commit changes it back to the way it was.   
      
   Got it. What is weird, last commit fixed issue for one sysop and broken it for   
   you.   
      
   Could you try to build from commit 372220588c6f17cd3f709dcb721a9144169d988c ?   
   It was before all my changes. If it will have same behavior, then it's   
   something wrong with setup on your side and we'll try to figure that out.   
      
   Best regards,   
   Vitaliy Aksyonov.   
      
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