>Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>It's not latin-unity, I hope;
Well, it seems to have to do with it.
Wether I require 'un-define or not doesn't change anything but doing
a (latin-unity-install) brings up the error. However I can do an
(require 'latin-unity-latin9)
(require 'latin-euro-input)
and byte-compiling still works.
The difference between an elc that works and one that doesn't is
minuscule, just six bytes:
works:
< 0001060 \n \n \n ( b y t e - c o d e " 301
< 012 012 012 050 142 171 164 145 055 143 157 144 145 040 042 301
< 0001100 211 020 207 " [ t r y - o b l i q u
< 211 020 207 042 040 133 164 162 171 055 157 142 154 151 161 165
< 0001120 e - b e f o r e - i t a l i c -
< 145 055 142 145 146 157 162 145 055 151 164 141 154 151 143 055
< 0001140 f o n t s t ] 2 )
doesn't work:
> 0001060 \n \n \n ( b y t e - c o d e " 033
> 012 012 012 050 142 171 164 145 055 143 157 144 145 040 042 033
> 0001100 , A A 211 033 ( B 020 207 " [ t r y -
> 054 101 101 211 033 050 102 020 207 042 040 133 164 162 171 055
> 0001120 o b l i q u e - b e f o r e - i
> 157 142 154 151 161 165 145 055 142 145 146 157 162 145 055 151
> 0001140 t a l i c - f o n t s t ] 2
> 164 141 154 151 143 055 146 157 156 164 163 040 164 135 040 062
> 0001160 )
I haven't yet look at the patch you mentioned in your mail.
How can I find that?
Thanks for all the good work,
Andreas
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