[emacs 2005-03-29]
Ken'ichi-san,
I see two bugs with the current Thai support, but I suspect that both
are symptoms of the same problem.
1. Open the attached file in an `emacs -Q' (using thai-tis620
encoding), mark the paragraph as a region paste to another `emacs
-Q' (under X11), and you can see that all composite glyphs are
displayed decomposed.
2. Start `emacs -Q', set language environment to `Thai' and load the
attached file. Then set the right margin to 60 characters and do
M-q. In the fourth line, the first character appears decomposed.
If you do another call to M-q, the character is composed.
Werner
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