Hi!
I’ve been seeing the same problem with Mule-UCS and the Euro sign as was
Mike Fabian back in 2002, ever since I started using Mule-UCS:
http://list-archive.xemacs.org/xemacs-beta/200209/msg00465.html
--the Euro sign wasn’t being encoded correctly. On further investigation, it
turned out that the Unicode mapping for any character set beyond the
seventh, in the list of 31 in the Mule UCS sources, wasn’t happening.
The source version of Mule-UCS in the Sumo tarball and in the packages
directory is 0.84. Now, when I downloaded Mule-UCS-0.84.tar.gz from
ftp://ftp.m17n.org/pub/mule/Mule-UCS/, byte compiled it (using the
mucs-comp.el build script), put its lisp/ subdirectory first in my
load-path, and then evaluated (require 'un-define), the translation for
those characters worked fine. (Example; (ucs-to-char #20ac) gave nil with
the XEmacs Mule-UCS package, a char that split to (latin-iso8859-15 36) with
the upstream version.)
So, it’s a problem with the process for building the package. I’ve checked
out the packages/ CVS module, but am having trouble following the
instructions in INSTALL for building a single package, or indeed any
package; for the latter case, I copied Local.rules.template to Local.rules,
called make, and got this:
salvatore[ gmake
meta-iterate.rules:30: /Sources/packages/meta-targets.rules: No such file or
directory
meta-iterate.rules:34: /Sources/packages/iterate-1.rules: No such file or
directory
gmake: *** No rule to make target `/Sources/packages/iterate-1.rules’.
Stop.
salvatore[
For the single package, it says to “cd ./xemacs-packages/bbdb” --there’s
no such directory in the packages/ source tree that I can see.
Can anyone point me towards some more docs on building the packages?
Bye, enjoy your weekends,
- Aidan
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