In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Stefan Monnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I don't think it uncommon. People migrate from Windows to GNU/Linux
> > (or switch between both), people exchange files with Windows users,
> > ... (and on Windows, it's quite common to insert `smart quotes' and
> > other non-Latin-1 characters).
> True, but in my experience plain-text files using windows-1252 are still
> rather uncommon under GNU/Linux. Of course, it depends on the specifics,
> but adapting Emacs to the specific circumstance should be done via the
> .emacs, I think.
What is the conclusion on this matter? As I don't know the
current situation about the usage of windows-1252, I have no
idea.
(1) Keep the curren code.
(2) Cancel the change for windows-1252.
(3) Cancel the change for windows-1252, and implement the \0
byte detection now (before the release).
(4) what else?
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Kenichi Handa
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