Add support for rest of VT100 character sets #499
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parisk
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Jan 21, 2017
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Great, maybe we can create an example page in xtermjs/xtermjs-org to document how a consumer app can change the charset. |
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Should we also expose a public API for setting charset? |
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I don't think so, this seems like more of a legacy thing since changing keyboars layouts works just fine without this. This just allows programs to output certain Unicode characters without actually using Unicode if they desire. |
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This PR adds British, Dutch, Finnish, French, French Canadian, German, Italian, Norwegian/Danish, Spanish, Swedish and Swiss character sets. They can be turn on using
echo -e '\x1b(A'where A is the language code, this example will turn on the UK character set, changing any#to£.