Re: pcl-cvs

[Pascal Bourguignon]

"Sebastian P. Luque" <spluque@gmail.com> writes:
> I'm slowly getting used to pcl-cvs for working with cvs.  A minor issue
> I'm having when in the *cvs-info* and others with output from cvs, is that
> I they show things like this:
>
>
>    Existing Tags:
>    ┣━┳   1.1.1: sluque
>    ┃ ┗━  1.1.1.1: start
>    ┃              test-snapshot
>    ┃              mypkg0_7-5
>    ┗━┳   1.5.2: mypkg-br-1-0
>      ┗━  1.5.2.1: mypkg0_7-6
>
>
> The leading symbols in all lines after the 1st, show as a rectangle, and
> 'C-x =' on any of them, indicates they're point symbols of some sort.  For
> example, the first character in the 2nd line gives:
>
> Char: ┣ (299075, #o1110103, #x49043, file ...) point=427 of 814 (52%)
> <68-815> column=3
>
> Any suggestions on how to get these to show normally would be
> appreciated.

You need to install some more fonts, or perhaps simply select a font
familly that include the needed font, if it is already installed.

For example, in 7x13, they display nicely.

Use S-down-mouse-1 to get a the mouse-set-font menu.

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