Re: \delta in overfull \hboxes screws up xterm
Olaf Weber <[email protected]>
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Paul Vojta writes:
> Folks:
> When you have $\delta$ in the text produced by an overfull \hbox, it
> leaves xterm in some funny mode in which most of the characters are
> graphics things of some sort.
> This is with teTeX-beta-2.96.4.20040627 (TeX, Version 3.141592
> (Web2C 7.5.3)).
> Here's a sample plain tex file:
> \showhyphens{$\delta$}
> \bye
> My environment contains (among other things):
> LANG=C
> LC_CTYPE=en_US.ISO-8859-1
It's the -8bit setting that's biting you. The output contains an
unescaped ^N because of that, which xterm will interpret as SO (Shift
Out - use alternate character set). ^O should shift back to the
normal character set.
--
Olaf Weber
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