> until today the following translation from the German "Umlaut" � to the
> bracket [ has worked fine in my .emacs:
> (keyboard-translate ?\366 ?\[)
> However, something has broken this (Maybe some software update, because I
> installed Motif today? Before this I have also reconfigured the X
I see you've found a better solution, but just for your information: ?\366
is not "�". Recent Emacsen have improved the keyboard handling such that
the byte sequence coming in from the tty is more properly decoded into
a sequence of chars. So maybe your problem was that you should have
now used:
(keyboard-translate ?\� ?\[)
of course, assuming the file in which the above expression is written uses
an appropriate encoding corresponding to the encoding used on your keyboard.
Admittedly, I can't remember in which order things like keyboard-translate
and keyboard decoding take place, so maybe I'm just wrong.
Stefan
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