David Kastrup <dak <at> gnu.org> writes: > > So a lot of guess work is involved here, and XEmacs 21.4 is, of all > Emacsen available that happen to be able to deal with utf-8 at all, > pretty much the worst option. It will basically not guess at all but > follow the locale, and even then you need to kick it extra if that is > utf-8. > > Doing the right thing is far from trivial, in particular if "the right > thing" is such a fuzzy concept. > Hi David,
thanks for all your comments! I'm neither an XEmacs-edict nor am I an experienced elisp-coder, but perhaps I'm a bit a sportsmen and I use XEmacs in my office (MS-Windows computer) and so I will try, if I can solve the problem in a better way than shown above ;-) So that I can work at home and in the office with the same editor. If I found another (hopefully better) trick, - as published above -, I will foreward my solution here. Kindest Regards, Stefan _______________________________________________ bug-auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-auctex
