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io.print("ç") prints ├º in my Terminal on Windows.
This might need some further investigation, but with some help from @inoas, I already tried the following:
io.print("ç") in a Gleam-file (v0.24) after running gleam run in Windows/Terminal/PowerShell (latest) -> ├º
erl in Windows/Terminal/PowerShell (latest): io:put_chars("ç"). -> çok
erl in Windows/Terminal/PowerShell (latest), when loading and running gleam_stdlib:print("ç"). -> çnil
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Although it's strange that this issue occurred during gleam run but not in erl in the same terminal, the issue can be resolved on the user's end.
What did work: Region Settings > Additional date, time & regional settings > Change date, time, or number formats > Administrative > Change system locale... > Beta: Use UTF-8 for worldwide language support
I have tried resolving the issue by resetting my character encodings in PowerShell, which did not work for me.
io.print("ç")
printsç
in my Terminal on Windows.This might need some further investigation, but with some help from @inoas, I already tried the following:
io.print("ç")
in a Gleam-file (v0.24
) after running gleam run in Windows/Terminal/PowerShell (latest) ->ç
erl
in Windows/Terminal/PowerShell (latest):io:put_chars("ç").
->çok
erl
in Windows/Terminal/PowerShell (latest), when loading and runninggleam_stdlib:print("ç").
->çnil
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: