I thought that character was a 'ᴙ'
U+1D19 Latin Letter Small Capital Reversed R which is NOT in the Windows 1251 character set encoding but then using
Wikipedia I realised you seemed to mean either the character which is encoded at character code
0xdf which is 'Я'
U+042F Cyrillic Capital Letter Ya or its lower case 'я'
U+044F Cyrillic Small Letter Ya encoded as
0xff. As far as I can tell those (8-bit values) have been encoded correctly (
0xdf and
0xff) in the table at the top of
src/TBuffer.cpp however I wonder if the 0xff is causing an issue somewhere as that raw 8-bit value (all binary digits
1) has to be transported specially over Telnet {it must be doubled, to flag that it is a single value of that value rather than the start value for a Telnet comment sequence - which begin with that
Is
ACommand value}...
In any case the code for triggering off of non-ASCII characters is not yet in place - and even the display of anything other than ASCII is not yet certain to be correct - I need to go through the character layout/display code first to try and sort out the layout issues before I go on to look at the trigger engine - sorry to say that currently this is all
Work in Progress towards Mudlet
4.0 - nevertheless the information you have give will be useful in sorting everything out for that...