[mew-int 00456] Re: Charset problems
Kazu Yamamoto ( 山本和彦 )
kazu at example.com
Sun Sep 2 20:48:24 JST 2001
Hi Simon,
From: Simon Vostry <vostry at example.com>
Subject: [mew-int 00455] Charset problems
> I run my emacs by 'emacs -unibyte -fn "-long-name-here-iso8859-2"'.
> Like that I can see the Czech characters (I'm from the Czech Republic,
> Europe). I'm using a small lisp program that allows me to write Czech
> diacritics (Czech keyboard emulator).
All problems come from the "--unibyte" option. It tells Emacs to
handle ASCII and *ISO-8859-1*. You are just faking ISO-8859-1 to
ISO-8859-2 when displaying.
So, please don't specify the "--unibyte" option. And set your language
environment like:
(set-language-environment "Latin-2")
in your ".emacs".
P.S.
I believe set-language-environment is meaningless with the "--unibyte"
option.
--Kazu
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