coding problem, with older GNU emacs or Xemacs; auto-capitalize.el
Uwe Brauer writes:
the nifty but not much used auto-capitalize.el had a bug in buffers
which are using AUCTeX Latex mode. That bug has been fixed thanks to
Mosè Mosè, but the original code is in emacs wiki and contains some
strange coding and lines
- it starts with
;;; auto-capitalize.el --- Automatically capitalize (or upcase) words
;;; -*-unibyte: t; coding: iso-8859-1;-*-
I don't understand the "unibyte: t". I think you should just take that
out. Once you've got a clean copy in Emacs, you can save it as utf-8.
;; Copyright � 1998,2001,2002,2005 Kevin Rodgers
This line as well as
"\\<\\([A-Z�-��-�]?[a-z�-��-�]+\\.\\)+\\="
did not decode usefully for me. The special characters all come out
as U+FFFD, the Unicode replacement character. I believe that is due
to your MUA. Can you give a direct URL to the Wiki?
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