> The explanation is that you're not talking about the same thing.
> Changing the forward-word function is out of the question (it's a
> function used at may places, so changing its behavior has to be done
> extremely carefully). That's what Richard is talking about.
OK.
> Whereas you're maybe just talking about M-f and M-b, which can be
> changed with something like a thai-word-mode minor mode, to which
> nobody would object.
Hmm, I really think that in a Thai environment the word movement
functions should automatically handle Thai, without special
activation. In general, a hook into forward-word and friends to
handle scripts which don't use a space for word boundaries is a must
IMHO as soon as we have native Unicode support.
As a compromise I suggest that M-f and M-b are mapped to
thai-forward-word and thai-backward-word, respectively, as soon as we
enter the Thai environment. This should be a two-liner or so for the
experienced Emacs Lisp hacker (which I'm not, unfortunately).
Any Thai users on the list which actually want to test those
functions?
Werner
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