Collin Funk wrote: > Any objections to using UTF-8 in the Texinfo sources? > 0001-doc-Use-UTF-8-in-Texinfo-sources.patch
OK for the first part, because we have @documentencoding UTF-8 in gnulib.texi. But not for the second part: $ ./gnulib-tool --find doc/parse-datetime.texi parse-datetime This file gets copied into other packages by 'gnulib-tool', and we don't know the version of Texinfo (or merely texi2html) nor the @documentencoding used in that other package. In other words, Texinfo features that we use in such *.texi files should be understood by both - texinfo-4.13a (the last Texinfo release that does not need perl), - texi2html 1.78a, in order not to cause problems. Bruno
