Cyrillic input in command line

[dluciv]

Describe the bug

When I try to type cyrillic characters to command line, CliFM does nothing. It can have non-ASCII filenames in command, pasted by typing file №, but not typed from keyboard.

For some purposes, e.g. when I want to rename a file, it does not allow me to do this. E.g. I have no chance to do $ m hello.txt привет.txt.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Get any (I guess any) terminal for Linux or OS X.

Type a command $ echo 00001й2ц3у4к5е6н70000. It gets $ echo 000012345670000 typed, skipping all non-ASCII characters.

Expected behavior I expect every character, which one types on a terminal, to be also available in CliFM command line.

Screenshots Nope.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Linux, OS X
• Terminal: KiTTY, WezTerm, but I guess any other also matches
• CliFM version: 1.12
  • Installation source: AUR

Additional context

Copy-paste above string with cyrillics to terminal (any one I tested with). Everything is typed nicely! Okay... this difference confuses completely. It is also strange, that in my case Greek characters are typed nicely. And a lot of exotic characters with compose key are also typed without problems.

[leo-arch]

Thanks for reporting @dluciv! I'll take a look at this one and let you know.

EDIT: Confirmed. Greek and other scripts work fine, but for some reason clifm does not play well with cyrillic.

[leo-arch]

Should be fixed now @dluciv! Please give a try and let me know if it works for you too.

[dluciv]

Thank you very much! Built from master, goes ok!