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HTML output and Segmentation fault


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  • From: "Анатолий Щербаков" <address@hidden>
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  • Subject: HTML output and Segmentation fault
  • Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2007 20:54:05 +0600
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Dear TeXmacs developers,

I've been using TeXmacs for a long time as one of the main tools I work daily with. Now I'd like to ask two questions about it.

1. I use TeXmacs 1.0.6.12  on OpenSuSE Linux 10.1 with Russian locale. TeXmacs is installed using the official RPM (updating 1.0.6.11). If I close any TeXmacs document or window, the program crashes. If it was started from an X terminal, it runs "Segmentation fault". With 1.0.6.11 there were no problems like that.

2. It seems I can't convert my TeXmacs documents written in Russian language into HTML. I've tried since 1.0.6.10 through 1.0.6.12. The resulting HTML consists of symbols like:

&Ograve;&icirc;&igrave;&ntilde;&ecirc;&egrave;&eacute;

When starting TeXmacs in the terminal it writes "Warning: locale could not be set", maybe it makes sense; but the interface is localized normally, and I've no problems writing Russian texts.

Thank you in advance.

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