Re: utf-8

[Ray Andrews <rayandrews@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 12/18/2014 01:38 PM, ZyX wrote:
> `\n`. Escapes are defined by zsh parser, not by anything else. Same 
> for any other language. There is not much reasoning behind translating 
> characters after `\` and I have never seen them actually translated in 
> any language, no matter whether it allows unicode identifiers or not. 

Sorry, I don't understand.  Of course this is defined by zsh, but what 
char in Cyrillic will be used for '\n' in Latin?  See what I mean?  Or 
some even more different alphabet that has nothing like 'n' at all?  Or 
do  you have 'n' available to you exactly as in Latin?