>>>> "JH" == Jonathan Harris
<jhar(a)tardis.ed.ac.uk> writes:
JH> I suspect that the problem here is that 21.4 does not support
JH> MULE on Windows (the missing variables and functions from you
JH> report live in XEmacs-21.4.8\lisp\mule).
To be precise, the distributed binaries are not built with Mule
support, and if you do build in support for Mule, it is very
unreliable. Don't bother, as 21.5 now has excellent Mule support on
Windows, using the native Windows NT Unicode APIs when available.
JH> 21.5 does build for MULE, but I have no idea how solid that
JH> support is.
Mule support is very solid. Unicode support is patchy, but easy to
extend. (Translation: if you need a specific Unicode feature and
you're not a programmer, speak up! We can probably add it fairly
quickly.)
Of course, you have to put up with the vagaries of the development
codebase, but (unless you're very lucky) that's much better than
putting up with the restrictions on Mule in 21.4, even with Ikeyama's
patches.
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