>>>> "MF" == Mike Fabian <mfabian(a)suse.de>
writes:
MF> The reason for that seems to be that the default value for the
MF> variable 'buffer-file-coding-system' in XEmacs is iso-2022-jp"
MF> ~$ xemacs -q -vanilla -eval "(message \"%s\"
MF> buffer-file-coding-system)" -batch iso-2022-jp
>>>> "mb" == Martin Buchholz
<martin(a)xemacs.org> writes:
mb> I think the intent is that buffer-file-coding-system is to
mb> default to iso-2022-8, as you suggest.
This is with 21.2.34, not 21.1.10, but:
bash-2.04$ xemacs -q -vanilla -eval "(message \"%s\"
buffer-file-coding-system)" -batch
iso-2022-8
bash-2.04$ LANG=ja xemacs -q -vanilla -eval "(message \"%s\"
buffer-file-coding-system)" -batch
iso-2022-jp
I suspect Mike runs with his env LANG set to Japanese.
But this is still a bug that runs deeper than just setting the default
right. It may be a problem with Gnus, I don't know. But somebody
somewhere should be saving that MIME information and setting the
b-f-c-s properly, or else the default should not be touched by the
language environment picked up from the LANG variable.
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