Re: [BUG] with non-ascii characters in dir names

I hope the cross-post is the right thing to do; if not, my apologies. mb> So the current breakage, probably introduced by the Windows mb> port, There seems to be a bit of this going around. Don't get me wrong, the Windows port is a GoodThang[tm], and should be strongly encouraged. But I often get the impression (reading only XEmacs-beta, though, a somewhat one-sided forum) that the Windows port is being done without _fully_ understanding the existing code, and with little sympathy for people who are maintaining existing code and delaying approval of poorly understood patches---which they will be stuck maintaining in the future---to it. Are there any XEmacs/Windows developers who _use_ Mule, especially the Asian language support or multiple character sets? (This is a real question; if there's _nobody_, I could try building for Windose and putting it through its paces, but it's a big cost for me as I have _none_ of the infrastructure required yet, unless DJGPP 1.12/GCC 2.5.8 counts :-P, and would also have to figure out how to unbreak the network interface to get Canna and/or Wnn, probably requiring a Win95 reinstall :-/) -- University of Tsukuba Tennodai 1-1-1 Tsukuba 305-8573 JAPAN Institute of Policy and Planning Sciences Tel/fax: +81 (298) 53-5091 __________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________ What are those two straight lines for? "Free software rules."