Aidan Kehoe <kehoea(a)parhasard.net> wrote:
 It doesn’t need to be; when the coding system is created, the
validity of
 the CCL programs is checked in the ccl_putprop calls that associate the CCL
 programs with the coding systems. Throwing in an assertion is probably
 worth it, though.  
Okay, thanks for the feedback.
How do I reply to your messages without Gnus splitting my replies into
multiple parts?  It doesn't seem to like your UTF-8 encoded stuff mixed
with my ASCII replies.  I tried setting the coding system of the reply
buffer to UTF-8, but that mangled the parts of your message that I was
replying to (double encoding?).  Is there some "reply to this message
using the coding system of the original message" function?
I'm coding system illiterate.  It's about time I started learning how
coding systems work.
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