So mined can be invoked with
mined [«filenames ...»]
and all UTF-8 functionality will be available as appropriate.
If you prefer manual configuration, the following options
are available:
mined -U -u [«filenames ...»]
edits UTF-8 files in a UTF-8 terminal
mined -U [«filenames ...»]
edits Latin-1 (8-bit) files in a UTF-8 terminal
mined -u [«filenames ...»]
edits UTF-8 files in a Latin-1 (8-bit) terminal
ESC u
displays the UTF-8 byte sequence and Unicode value in hexadecimal
on the status line
ESC u
toggles permanent code display
ESC U
replaces a character with its hexadecimal Unicode value
ESC X
replaces a character with its hexadecimal UTF-8 byte sequence
^V#XXXX
inserts the character with given hexadecimal Unicode value
^Vae
(with two characters ae, ~n, etc) inserts a character
composed from the two characters entered.
Mnemonics from RFC 1345 and some others are accepted.
^V euro
(with a mnemonic, e.g. euro, between two blanks) inserts a
character that has the entered mnemonic name.
Mnemonics from RFC 1345 and some others are accepted.