Kim F. Storm wrote:
Qw32_charset_default was declared in w32term.c rev 1.62 in early
2000, but was not defined there either. It is potentially used by
several codepaths, notably in enum_font_cb2(). The related symbol
'w32-charset-default' also exists in documentation. It should be
defined.
What about its initial value?
Is it always set from lisp before first usage?
Hmm, I think I might have used the wrong terms to describe the issue. My grip
on eLisp is not yet that strong (and probably never will be :) ).
Qw32_charset_default should just be a C pointer to a Lisp symbol whose name
should be 'w32-charset-default'. Note that it is used only as a symbol and not
evaulated as a variable; its value is void. It should simply be interned, so
that the C variable Qw32_charset_default will be equivalent (by the EQ macro)
to the Lisp symbol 'w32-charset-default'.
For reference, examine the relationship between the C variable
Qw32_charset_ansi and the Lisp symbol 'w32-charset-ansi', established at
w32fns.c:8794.
-Dave
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