Passing arguments with accent marks to a script

Hi:

Can you tell me how pass two arguments to a script with accent marks ?
I need issue this command:

# ./script relat=F3rios =EDndice


but when I type in command line I get this:

# ./script relatsrios mndice
contracer [ Di, 13 November 2007 01:39 ] [ ID #1869002 ]

Re: Passing arguments with accent marks to a script

On 2007-11-13, contracer11 [at] gmail.com <contracer11 [at] gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi:
>
> Can you tell me how pass two arguments to a script with accent marks ?
> I need issue this command:
>
> # ./script relatórios índice
>
>
> but when I type in command line I get this:
>
> # ./script relatsrios mndice
>
Are your terminal and the LANG variable set for the same locale?
What is the output of the "locale" command?
What terminal are you using? xterm? gnome-terminal? putty? Linux
console?
Bill Marcum [ Di, 13 November 2007 09:04 ] [ ID #1869008 ]
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