sed and umlaut characters
Bernhard Bruemmer
bbruemmer@email.uni-kiel.de
Thu Mar 11 06:44:00 GMT 1999
Hello,
I have a problem using sed to replace umlaut characters in a text
file. sed works as expected except for capital ÃÂ (ascii 0196) and
capital ÃÂ (ascii 0220). These two characters remain unchanged. I
am using Cygwin B20.1, and bash displays umlaut characters
correctly (although I could't issue the relevant settings in ~./inputrc
but had to set them via bind in ~./bashrc). The sed command line
looks like
sed -e s/ÃÂ/Ä/g foo.html
I have played around with several quoting variants as well as with
echo -e "\304" as first argument to the s command, but with no
results.
I'd be grateful for any suggestions,
Regards,
Bernhard Bruemmer
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