I have an input file which is untagged and its content is ascii characters "abc".
$ echo abc >input
$ chtag -r input
$ chtag -p input
untagged T=off input
And I have a Go program named main which reads data from stdin and prints the data in hex.
$ cat input | main
input is: 2fefbfbdc48e
I expected got "6162630a" which is "abc\n" in hex. It seems bash does a conversation from 819 to 1047. On my test system, _BPXK_AUTOCVT is seI have t to "On". I am confused about the behavior. Any thought?
If the input file is tagged with 819 I got the expected output.
$ chtag -p input
6162630a
peiqingyu
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5 months ago
I have an input file which is untagged and its content is ascii characters "abc". $ echo abc >input $ chtag -r input $ chtag -p input
I expected got "6162630a" which is "abc\n" in hex. It seems bash does a conversation from 819 to 1047. On my test system, _BPXK_AUTOCVT is seI have t to "On". I am confused about the behavior. Any thought? If the input file is tagged with 819 I got the expected output. $ chtag -p input 6162630a