[TxMt] Using a command and waiting for stdout

[Allan Odgaard]

On 12. Oct 2006, at 02:09, logista wrote:

> [...] OK. I looked at the structure of the lines. The command fails  
> when the ae ligature (æ) appears in the  middle of a word [...]

The problem is that in this case GutCheck returns a partial UTF-8  
multi-byte. The UTF-8 decoding function which I use seems to just  
give up on malformed UTF-8, which is why you get no output in this  
situation.

I will switch to my own UTF-8 function.

For now what you can do is use the HTML output option and then add ‘| 
pre’ to the command, this should make it not show all on one line (as  
you initially experienced).

I.e. the command would be:

     gutcheck "$TM_FILEPATH"|pre