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Eli Zaretskii wrote:
> The node you quoted is from an appendix that describes the MS-DOS port
> of Emacs, which uses codepage.el. On other systems, Emacs uses a
> different implementation of code pages, the one from code-pages.el.
On GNU/Linux, Emacs autoloads window-12xx. I.e. if Gnus displays an
article with charset=window-12xx, all characters are displayed
correctly. Sometimes people use charset=cp850 or need to edit files
encoded in cpNNN. After `M-x codepages-setup RET NNN RET' the coding
system is available. But etc/NEWS says "`codepage-setup' is now
obsolete". What is the correct way to setup cpNNN?
Does it make sense to add autoload statements like this (in
`codepage.el'?)?
(autoload-coding-system 'cpNNN '(codepage-setup NNN))
Or maybe do it for all supported codepages:
(mapc (lambda (cp)
(setq cp (string-to-number (car cp)))
(autoload-coding-system (intern (format "cp%s" cp))
`(codepage-setup ,cp)))
(cp-supported-codepages))
Bye, Reiner.
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