On Fri, 2003-09-19 at 21:19, Yen-Ju Chen wrote:
> The else clause is for eOut:
>
> if (eOut == YES) { ... }
> else
> {
> /* The code I think need to be fixed */
> }
>
> But eOut and eIn can't exist at the same time
> (I don't think anyone use "-EscapeIn yes -EscapeOut yes"),
> therefore the else clause work only for eIn == YES.
> For the (eIn == yes) case ("-EscapeIn yes"),
> it should always write the file using default C string,
> which is iEnc, not oEnc.
>
But what if eOut=NO && eIn=NO. The else clause gets called then also.
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