Thanks Stephen,
I've solved the problem eventually
I changed the coding system by "C-x C-m f" and then use "utf-8-dos"
and then the CJK characters can be saved
I also add the followings to my init.el to tell XEmacs to use
utf-8-dos during text-mode editing:
(add-hook 'text-mode-hook
'(lambda()
(set-buffer-file-coding-system 'utf-8-dos)))
I'm more used to the C structure languages and these Lisp code is a bit
hard for me to understand at the beginning...
Thank you for supporting such a great tool!
- Tsunhin
On Mon, 20 Mar 2006, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
Redirecting to xemacs-beta.
>>>>> "Tsunhin" == Tsunhin John Wong <tjw23(a)pitt.edu>
writes:
Tsunhin> I'm able to read in UNICODE files containing CJK (asian)
Tsunhin> character
What is the coding system (at the far left end of the modeline)? Just
copy it verbatim; the abbreviations are cryptic.
Tsunhin> and I seemingly can type with CJK within XEmacs too
what is the coding system in this case?
What is your language environment? Type M-x
describe-language-environment RET to find out.
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