4.7. Multilingual Pantry
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## 4.7. Multilingual Pantry

Pantry should work just fine with non-ASCII characters, such as those with accents, Cyrillic characters, and so forth. Of course, figuring out how to get your terminal to produce these characters is up to you. Internally, Pantry works with Unicode characters and encodes them when appropriate using your system's default encoding; Pantry assumes that all input from your terminal is encoded using your system's default encoding. It is difficult to test all possibilities though, so if you encounter any bugs in this area please let me know.

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