How to print the 5-digit icons

[andrasnemethcg]

I would like to print 'nf-md-kubernetes', hex code: f10fe to the terminal, from bash.
The FAQ recommended way echo $'\ue62b' works for 4-digit codes, but not for the 5-digit ones.
How do I print to bash terminal the icon with hex code: f10fe?
Thanks!

[Finii]

Sorry, can you point me to the exact location where that is mentioned in the FAQ (which FAQ)?

You would probably need to use UTF16, which has an open ticket already #1059

Usually on Linux I just enter the glyph itself into the echo (making that an UTF8 or whatever document) instead of putting the code into the echo instruction which is semi-portable anyway ;-)

ctrl+shift+u f 1 0 f e enter works on my machine at least in all applications.

[andrasnemethcg]

Here is the link in FAQ.

I need to print it from bash script.

[Finii]

Thanks for the link; I will change that once we have a solution for #1059.

[Finii]

UTF8 with raw codes (\x) or the \U (capital U) thing might be your friend? See below.

[Finii]

Paste glyph into https://onlineunicodetools.com/convert-unicode-to-utf16

use UTF16 codes like echo "\udb84\udcfe"

⚠️ This does not work on my machine with zsh, probably also not on yours.

Use instead UTF8...: https://onlineunicodetools.com/convert-unicode-to-utf8

echo "\xf3\xb1\x83\xbe"

Edit: Add UTF8 variant

[Finii]

If you are willing to use printf instead of echo (which you should anyway, because its behavior is far more portable) you can use the \U instead of the \u:

[Finii]

Btw, zsh's echo also has \U.

Both are shell builtins, do not know about bash.

[andrasnemethcg]

Thanks @Finii
This works fine!