[CVS 2004-08-14 00:54]
There is the following ChangeLog entry:
* tex/latin1.enc: Replace /minus with /hyphen. WL says that's the
latin1 name.
This is not correct. I say that the EC fonts don't have a /minus
glyph, and that latin1.enc must be adapted accordingly if used as an
font encoding vector for EC fonts. You should probably avoid
`latin1.enc' as an output encoding name. What about renaming it to
output-ec.enc or something like that?
Another remark from book-paper-defaults.ly asks
%% This is weird; `everyone' uses LATIN1? How does I select TeX
%% input encoding in EMACS? -- jcn
There is no `TeX input encoding' per se. You can make TeX accept
(almost) any input character set by making character codes `active',
this is, input character codes invoke macros which then select the
proper TeX glyphs.
Maybe I don't understand the question correctly. What do you want to
achieve?
Werner
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