I've been testing Redis on Windows from a PowerShell console and I cannot get keys with locale diacritic signes (values are in French). I've just discovered --raw option from another SOF question how-to-save-and-retrieve-string-with-accents-in-redis, but it doesn't help.
[redis-2.8.17, PoSH-4 native console or cmder, win-8.1]
PS4 C:\temp> redis-cli.exe set t "téléphone"
OK
PS4 C:\temp> redis-cli.exe get t
"t\xe9l\xe9phone"
PS4 C:\temp> redis-cli.exe --raw set t "téléphone"
OK
PS4 C:\temp> redis-cli.exe get t
"t\xe9l\xe9phone"
PS4 C:\temp> redis-cli.exe --raw get t
tÚlÚphone
The behaviour is slightly different from Redis REPL :
PS4 C:\temp> redis-cli.exe
127.0.0.1:6379>
127.0.0.1:6379> get t
"t\xe9l\xe9phone"
but
PS4 C:\temp> redis-cli.exe --raw
127.0.0.1:6379> get t
tÚlÚphone
127.0.0.1:6379> set t "tﾂlﾂphone" # yes, strange echo of my keys
OK
127.0.0.1:6379> get t # but right output
téléphone
So what encoding should I use to set and get all accents? If not possible, how to encode correctly "t\xe9l\xe9phone" from PowerShell? Is it plain Unicode?
