GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 87064
Copy and paste not working with non-ASCII chars
Last modified: 2004-12-22 21:47:04 UTC
Description of Problem: Copy and paste does not work if you try to copy something with a non-ASCII character in it. Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. Fire up a gnome-terminal. 2. Enter some non-ASCII characters, like 'едц'. 3. Try to copy and paste using the standard X way of marking the text, and middle clicking where you want it. Actual Results: The text is marked and everything looks right, but the text apparently never makes it to the copy and paste buffer. Expected Results: I expected it to work just like with any other text.
Happens here too. It will copy/paste just fine if I cut plain ascii chars, but even one latin1 character like öäå (just as Göran said) borks it. The problem seems to be in the "cut" part, since I can *paste* latin1 chars to gnome terminal just fine from Mozilla for example. It is just that if I try to copy a block of text from gnome-terminal that contains non-ascii chars, it just makes the copy buffer empty. This happens both with the "middle mouse" selection and with the Gtk cut/paste stuff (right click -> copy, paste on somewhere else on gedit for example) does this work for anyone else?
This is just another manifestation of bug 78007. If you guys can test and build from the branch described in that bug, please do, and report back (in that bug) if there are problems.
Reopening to mark as a duplicate of 78007. I don't know why Luis didn't already do that. Reading 78007 it clearly does look like a duplicate...
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 78007 ***