input is not 8bit clean when running with -nw

input is not 8bit clean when running with -nw

[Gustavo Noronha Silva]

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Hey,

If I start Emacs on an x-terminal-emulator (in my case gnome-terminal) I
cannot input my brazilian 8bit chars. If I type "~a", which should
generate "ã" the screen will simply blink; If I type "'a", which should
generate "á" the 'Shell command:' prompt will appear at the minibuffer.

My keyboard is a pc105, us_intl keyboard, FWIW. If run in 'X mode' or
under the Linux console it will work. If it runs on gnome-terminal with
TERM=linux it will work but the UTF-8 (I'm using this encoding) will be
input uninterpreted, so inputing "áç" will generate "áç".

This bug was reported to Debian some time ago; you may be interested in
taking a look at it:

http://bugs.debian.org/143058

Thanks,

-- 
kov@debian.org: Gustavo Noronha <http://people.debian.org/~kov>
Debian:  <http://www.debian.org>  *  <http://www.debian-br.org>


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