Uwe Stöhr <[email protected]> writes: > We must do this: > > - if there is only one encoding, use this > - if there are several encodings, set h_inputencoding to "auto". > > So yes, this is independent of the languages. But what is there is > only one encoding specified in the package loading command of inputenc > but another one in the options of \documentclass. We already had some > strange TeX files in the past. > I therefore check for the languages in the \documentclass and the > babel call. When this should be made independent of the language, we > also need to check the encoding twice: in \documentclass and the > inputenc call.
This should be made more general: all our handling of \usepackage should look at these two lists of options. In the long run, it will be better to implement this globally. JMarc
