Re: Char-related crashes (hopefully) fixed
Yoshiki Hayashi <t90553(a)m.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp> writes:
Make new function which does int-to-char conversion
correctly according to the language environment.
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For C-q, I'm not for changing it's original definition, since
it
might confuse people who are expecting Latin-1 in other language
environment
I don't think there really are many people in Latin * environments who
want C-q <something> to mean "insert a Latin 1 character". The vast
majority will want to get their "native" character.
The function you propose above would be mostly useless, as `make-char'
already does the job, with some work required to convert the "language
environment" to a charset.
and typing just 1 integer doesn't make sense for multibyte world.
I don't leave in the multibyte word, so I want to type 1 integer.