--- On Thu, 1/12/11, Werner LEMBERG <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I think I have some idea - cemacs (the little lisp
> code that runs on
> > top of cxterm which does chinese
> word-breakings/advancements, etc)
> > also broke with emacs 23. One of the major changes in
> emacs 23 is
> > that it does things in utf8 encoding inside now,
> instead of mule.
>
> AFAIK, this is not the problem with cjk-enc.el. I
> suspect a buglet
> somewhere (either on my side or a problem in emacs
> directly) which
> prevents correct execution of `cjk-encode'.
>
> Attached is a patch which should update cjk-enc.el for
> emacs 23 and
> newer. Maybe it helps.
I never used cjk-enc.el, actually... I mentioned cemacs.el earlier (orphaned -
it seems that I am the only one interested in it for many years
anyway). The changes in emacs 23 is quite major - somebody has been working on
converting all the internals into unicode for a few years and the changes got
merged for emacs 23. I looked it up from emacs's git - that's before I found
out that cemacs.el is no longer needed as emacs 23 itself pretty much does
okay, if you set your LANG/ENCODING environment variables correctly.
> BTW, if you have UTF8 input, simply use CJKutf8.sty :-)
Yes, I am using that. That's a curious thing - I switched to it, when some
other part of the document (containing some french diacritics) choked. The
curious thing is that the french bits are outside any \begin{CJK}\end{CJK}, so
it is probably a bug of some sort if \usepackage{CJK} affects part of the
documents which are outside \begin{CJK}\end{CJK} blocks?
> > When was the last version of emacs against which
> cjk-enc.el that
> > worked?
>
> Emacs 22.
Argh. Have you tried git-bisect? It is rather useful for most things in the
general category of 'it used to work but not anymore'. I did look into what
broke cemacs.el via git-bisect (still have the whole of emacs's git repository
clone somewhere), but it got rather confused around the the unicode merge,
which happened over some 5 commits or something but the reversion history of
emacs around those are a bit of a mess.
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