Re: Problems with Polish input method (additional info to the list discussion found on the net)
Marcin Kasperski <[email protected]> Mon, 9 Aug 2004 15:21:38 +0200
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Dnia Thursday, 5 of August 2004 15:44, Jakub Nadolny napisa=B3: > On Thu, Jul 22, 2004 at 01:02:52PM +0200, Marcin Kasperski=20 wrote: > > This is additional info to the discussion I found on: > > http://list-archive.xemacs.org/xemacs-mule/200305/msg00006.h > >tml > > > > I got exactly the same problem after I upgraded from debian > > woody to debian sarge. In my case I use xemacs-nomule with > > iso-8859-2 font and while on woody it worked perfectly, on > > sarge I started getting those problems. > > > > >From two solutions cited in your old mail cited above, the > > > first did not > > > > resolve the problem (it stayed exactly the same), the second > > one helped although I sometimes get warning beeps while > > entering Polish characters. > > > > What is especially strange, the problem occured to me > > although both woody and sarge use the same xemacs version > > (21.4.6). So the problem probably lies in change within some > > underlying library, maybe glibc or compiler, maybe something > > X-ish... > > Same problem occures in next versions of XEmacs - now I use > 21.4.15 with the same result - second script works fine, but - > when I enter polish "o" character (alt+o) then in file it is > written as "^[-A=F3^[-B", while the other letters are written > properly as ISO-8859-2 without additional tags like "^[-A". > Coding system of buffer file I have set to "iso-8859-2". This is the problem I saw in xemacs mule long time ago (I=20 remember discussing it with stephen some time ago) and it is the=20 cause I abandoned xemacs mule and do not use it anymore.=20 Nevertheless, it is different problem than the one originally=20 reported.=20