On 19 Jun 2003, Stephen J. Turnbull <- stephen(a)xemacs.org wrote:
You're on your own, I think. It looks to me like that array is
I thought that. But does it then make sense to include that file
longer in the official XEmacs packages?
probably full of invalid characters (at least in XEmacs, and I
believe
in Emacs as well, Mule characters are confined to the range 0 -- 2^19
- 1, and many values within that range are illegal, too).
So in that form the code is b0rked. It always annoyed me that Gnus
stores plain passwords and does not encode them. I had hoped to be able
to use blowfish to find a solution for that problem.
>> Value: [[?$ 3f ?j 88]
There may be an XEmacs bug here too, if you are running a Mule build.
It is a Mule build. But as I learned at the moment it doesn't make
sense to speak about Mule in 21.5.
bye
Karl
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