Am 07.11.2006 um 12:07 schrieb Kenichi Handa:
It seems that you have not yet understood what I wrote (I'll
quote it here):
Coding systems defined in code-pages decode non-ASCII
characters into charsets mule-unicode-xxxx-yyyy (including
Thai characters). But, tis620 decodes Thai characters into
the charset thai-tis620.
As iso-8859-11 is defined in code-pages.el, it decodes byte
sequences into characters of the charset
mule-unicode-0100-24ff, and to display them, an iso10646-1
font is used (by default). On the other hand, as
thai-tis620 decodes byte seuquences into characters of the
charset thai-tis620, an TIS620 font is used for them.
*Now* I finally understand! And loading an Elisp file with some
fontsets configured and choosing the right one I can see the Thai
characters!
Sorry for wasting your time!
(Which makes me think of not launching GNU Emacs with -Q in future
but with -Q -l <a bit of Elisp code> ...)
--
Greetings
Pete
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