Please don't remove any code you don't understand, just comment it
out. (That seems to be what you're doing anyway, but I' like to
encourage it. Also if when you comment something out, it would help
if you leave an "; XEmacs change - Your Name <user(a)org.tld>" comment
there so I can ask later why something was done if it's not clear.
It'll be a while before I can take a close look at the Mule stuff
here. :-(
>>>> "Jan" == Jan Vroonhof
<jan.vroonhof(a)ntlworld.com> writes:
Jan> [What was the exact problem here (I don't have a mule-build
Jan> handy).
:-(
Jan> Is "mule-version" not defined on our mule build does
Jan> it not have the right value]
We don't have the variable. I don't know what it means, anyway; it's
not discussed on the public Mule lists.
Jan> Ok, we simply have no Ethoipic support
Not entirely true. But I'll take care of it later; please don't
remove the code, that's all.
Jan> Hmm.. Do we have a slight API incompatibility here, i.e. can
Jan> we not take a coding system name in encode-coding-string?
Jan> Anyway, it just another minor problem.
I'll look at this.
> (and (boundp 'enable-multibyte-characters)
> - enable-multibyte-characters
> + ;; FIXME
> + ;;enable-multibyte-characters
Jan> I think is again just a misguided FSF-specific mule test
This bothers me; that variable should exist and always be true in
Mule, always false in no-mule. I think we should enforce this.
> [From another message:]
>
> (define-coding-system-alias 'cyrillic-iso-8bit 'iso-8859-5)
Jan> I think was the essential bit... FSF Emacs has a whole bunch
Jan> of different names for coding systems.
Sigh. I wish they would cut this out.
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