French accented characters and Windows command shell

[guerinp at magic.fr]

Hello John,

I think that the windows command shell doesn't know anything about 
UTF-8, thus 'bzr log'
is better when redirecting output into a file.
Is possible to add the revision id into the log output ?
I could then write an script to extract revno and revid from the output.
That will be easier than invoking two commands to do the job.

Patrice.

John Arbash Meinel a écrit :
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>> Hello,
>>
>> There is a difference when displaying accented characters between (at
>> least)
>> *bzr log* and *bzr version-info --include-history*.
>> The second command doesn't display the characters correctly.
>> This appears only on Windows, not on Linux.
>>
>> Kind regards.
>> Patrice.
>>
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> 'bzr version-info' always produces utf-8 output, because it is intended
> to be processed by something else, rather than for human consumption.
> While 'bzr log' checks the terminal encoding because it is meant to be
> displayed.
>
> John
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