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Copying non-ASCII characters between Windows and WSLg should work
Actual behavior
In this example I am copying a string "ááá" from notepad.exe to gedit and gvim. In both cases gedit and gvim seem to expect UTF-8 encoded data but it looks like they receive ISO-8859-1 (latin1) where "á" is encoded as 0xE1.
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Yes, we are aware of this, the possible solution is to support conversion between CF_UNICODETEXT (at Windows) and utf-8 (and optionally utf-16) in WSLg side.
Environment
Steps to reproduce
Try opening notepad.exe and type non-ASCII string. Copy it and try pasting it inside gedit or gvim.
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WSL logs:
versions.txt
Expected behavior
Copying non-ASCII characters between Windows and WSLg should work
Actual behavior
In this example I am copying a string "ááá" from notepad.exe to gedit and gvim. In both cases gedit and gvim seem to expect UTF-8 encoded data but it looks like they receive ISO-8859-1 (latin1) where "á" is encoded as 0xE1.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: