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On Sat, 4 Feb 2017 18:16:10, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
[snip]
> Works fine for me in dash as well as in od in a console with cp437:
> 
>   $ od -tx1
>   <alt-1><^J><^D>
>   =E2=98=BA
>   0000000 e2 98 ba 0a
>   0000004
>   $ od -tx1
>   <alt-1><bs><^J><^D>
>   0000000 0a
>   0000001
>   $ od -tx1
>   <alt-254><^J><^D>
>   =E2=96=A0
>   0000000 e2 96 a0 0a
>   0000004
>   $ od -tx1
>   <alt-254><bs><^J><^D>
>   0000000 0a
>   0000001

I could NOT believe your reply ... until I noticed that the NumLock had been
switched ON ... Oh J. ...

Switching NumLock OFF:

Using Windows Console (cp437)

64-@@ od -tx1
<alt-254><^J><^D>
■
0000000 e2 96 a0 0a
0000004
64-@@ dash
# enter alt-254
$ echo ■ | od -tx1
0000000 e2 96 a0 0a
0000004
$ exit
64-@@ bash --noediting
=> LANG = en_US.UTF-8
64-@@ od -tx1
<alt-254><^J><^D>
■
0000000 e2 96 a0 0a
0000004
64-@@

Ai, ai, ai, my bad. My apologies!

Signing off from keyboard NOW!

R. Henri

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