Re: resent: C-s C-w does work with ó but not with ”
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Uwe Brauer writes:
> I don't think so. Probably what's happening is that
it is being
> treated as a word character in the other Emacsen you use, while it's
> being treated as a non-word character in Mule XEmacsen.
Right in GNU (24) it is.
That seems strange to me. I'm almost tempted to call it a bug.
But I don't remember whether it was ”smooth” or maybe ”regular”
so I thought of searching just ” the way I described. I could type it,
kill it and then paste into the search string, but that seems quite
cumbersome.
It should be possible to enter it directly into isearch. I'm not sure
why that doesn't work (but I'm not surprised, isearch implementation
is a huge crock). What I do when I need to search for something that
isearch doesn't allow to enter is use M-x search-forward.
In the particular case you're talking about I might use a regexp
search: C-u C-s smoo\|reg
Steve
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Tuesday, 11 November
Tue, 11 Nov
11:49 a.m.
New subject: resent: C-s C-w does work with ó but not with ”
> "Stephen" == Stephen J Turnbull
<stephen(a)xemacs.org> writes:
Uwe Brauer writes:
> > I don't think so. Probably what's happening is that it is being
> > treated as a word character in the other Emacsen you use, while it's
> > being treated as a non-word character in Mule XEmacsen.
>
> Right in GNU (24) it is.
That seems strange to me. I'm almost tempted to call it a bug.
> But I don't remember whether it was ”smooth” or maybe
”regular”
> so I thought of searching just ” the way I described. I could type it,
> kill it and then paste into the search string, but that seems quite
> cumbersome.
It should be possible to enter it directly into isearch. I'm not
sure
why that doesn't work (but I'm not surprised, isearch implementation
is a huge crock). What I do when I need to search for something that
isearch doesn't allow to enter is use M-x search-forward.
Well but how to write ”? Copy and paste? That is what I said before, cumbersome.
In the particular case you're talking about I might use a regexp
search: C-u C-s smoo\|reg
Problem is it might be ”smooth or ”regular or whatsoever, the only thing
I now for sure is: it starts with a ”.
Uwe
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