2014-07-08 20:43 GMT+02:00 Milan Zamazal <p...@debian.org>:
>>>>>> "EL" == Emilio Lopes <ec...@gmx.net> writes:
>
> EL> In my case I have the following in my ~/.emacs:
> EL> (setq-default frame-title-format (list "" "Emacs Macht Alle
> EL> Computer Sch\366n"))
>
> EL> Eval this in an Emacs buffer an watch stumpwm crash:
>
> EL> *** - CONVERT-STRING-FROM-BYTES: Invalid byte sequence #xF6 #x6E
> EL> #x00 #xA0 in CHARSET:UTF-8 conversion
>
> I can't reproduce the bug with SBCL. You probably run Stumpwm with
> CLISP? Maybe it's actually a CLISP problem?
Hi Milan,
thank you from the prompt answer!
Yes, this was with CLISP.
This is on a computer with no Lisp system whatsoever previously
installed.
I just said "apt-get install stumpwm" and `apt-get' installed `CLISP'
along. I was a little surprised, since I was expecting 'SBCL' to be
installed, but decided to play the naïve user who just wants to try
`stumpwm'.
> BTW, I don't know whether it's wrong just in the e-mail but `ö' in your
It's really four chars there: a backslash followed by the number 366.
The buffer coding system is UTF-8.
In retrospect I think that `\366' is not correct, now that my `~/.emacs'
is UTF encoded. It's a reminiscence of the time the encoding was
Latin-1.
Anyway, my opinion is that `stumpwm' (or `CLISP') should not crash.
Not showing the char or cutting the window title off would be OK IMHO.
If `stumpwm' plays better with SBCL maybe the order of the dependencies
could be changed so that SBCL is prefered over CLISP. Now (Version
2:0.9.8-1) it reads:
Depends: clisp-module-clx | cl-clx-sbcl | cmucl-source, cl-ppcre
Best regards
Emílio
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