Re: Re: Concerns

> I'll defer to Andrew on this one.  Emacs is going through an internal 
> change from mule to unicode which should solve most of these problems. 
>  When that gets a little closer to working, I was going to switch 
> emacs to being a "unicode" app.  All text coming from the outside 
> would be in unicode instead of the current script.  Then all of these 
> problems will be fixed.

Ah, great.
For now, just setting the selection-coding-system removes 95 % of the 
pain; this might be useful information for other bleeding-edge-testers.

>> 3)       (setq mac-wheel-button-is-mouse-2 nil)
>>
>> (The meaning is inverted in Mac OS X: setting it to nil means that 
>> the wheel button is the mouse)
>
> I'm not sure I follow.  The Mac treats the mouse-wheel-button as mouse 
> button 4 (After the left and right click).  The default is t to follow 
> the convention for NT emacs (and because for most mice the wheel 
> button is in the middle).  If it is set to nil, the wheel button is 
> treated as mouse-3 and the right-click is treated as mouse-2.

That's what the docs say, but not what happens on my Mac with the 
various USB mice I have.
I need to set it to nil to have the wheel button as mouse-2 and the 
right button as mouse-3.
If I set mac-wheel-button-is-mouse-2 to t, the wheel button is mouse-3 
and the right button is mouse-2, which is quite confusing of course.  
Maybe there is some other remapping at work, but I have no idea where 
to look.

Gruesse, Carsten



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