>>>> "Vladimir" == Vladimir Weinstein
<vweinste(a)earthlink.net> writes:
Vladimir> When you load an UTF-8 file in xemacs, some characters
Vladimir> do not get displayed - instead, a GETA MARK (U+3013) is
Vladimir> displayed (looks like this 〓). This is generally ok for
Vladimir> display purposes, but the problem is that when I save
Vladimir> that file, all the characters that cannot be displayed
Vladimir> get replaced by the GETA MARK, which is unacceptable.
Sorry, you'll have to create a private charset to hold the characters
you need, or get another editor. The GETA MARK (which is an older
convention for U+FFFD REPLACEMENT CHARACTER, from the Japanese JIS X
0208 standard) means that XEmacs can't represent those characters
internally with the charsets currently available. Replacing the
current Mule internal representation with Unicode is planned, but not
going to happen soon.
We should signal an error, though, or query the user about how to
handle those characters.
GNU Emacs may work for your purposes, it has a somewhat extended
repertoire of characters, although I think that their released
versions do not cover all of Unicode yet.
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