Re: Kinsoku in fill

Masayuki Ataka <[email protected]> writes:

> I wrote the code for kinsoku in LaTeX-fill-move-to-break-point.
>
> Kinsoku is a process especially for Japanese, which moves
> fill's break point when the char at the break point should not
> be at the end of line or at the beginning of line; they are
> called `Gyoto-kinsosku' and `Gyomatsu-kinsoku', respectively.
>
> Kinsoku is done in CVS Emacs with fill-move-to-break-point.  So,
> this code is for Emacs 21 and XEmacs.  I confirmed that this
> function works fine in Emacs 21.4.  But I'm not sure this works on
> early XEmacs.

We don't need to support "early XEmacs" since we already require a
rather recent version of XEmacs-21.4 to run AUCTeX.  But a current
version of XEmacs-21.4 needs to work, and it is asking for trouble if
it fails under XEmacs-21.5.

> P.S.
> ---
> I can't see `charset-after' in the source code of XEmacs 21.2.

Never mind XEmacs 21.2.  We need at least something like 21.4.13,
anyway.

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