In the LispWorks IDE, the ✓ and × characters used to denote passing and failing tests display wrong. Here is an example.
First, set the colors to not display:
* (setq prove:*enable-colors* nil)
NIL
Then try some tests:
* (is 1 1)
â 1 is expected to be 1
* (is 1 2)
à 1 is expected to be 2
Garbage characters appear instead of ✓ or ×. The characters show up correctly if you evaluate (print "✓ ×"), so it's not a case of LispWorks being incompatible with these characters or UTF-8 in general as long as the correct specifications are set in the ~/.lispworks file.
In the LispWorks IDE, the ✓ and × characters used to denote passing and failing tests display wrong. Here is an example.
First, set the colors to not display:
Then try some tests:
Garbage characters appear instead of ✓ or ×. The characters show up correctly if you evaluate (print "✓ ×"), so it's not a case of LispWorks being incompatible with these characters or UTF-8 in general as long as the correct specifications are set in the ~/.lispworks file.