On Tuesday 06 May 2003 11:31, Yang Shouxun wrote:
> Dear debian users,
>
> I used to be able to paste Chinese texts from Emacs to other X apps until
> upgrading to KDE3 last year via setting "set-selection-coding-system" to
> "chinese-iso-8bit-with-esc".
>
Dear debian users,
I used to be able to paste Chinese texts from Emacs to other X apps until
upgrading to KDE3 last year via setting "set-selection-coding-system" to
"chinese-iso-8bit-with-esc".
I get western characters (ASCII >127) rather than correct Chinese characters
when copying Chinese t
Curtis Brune wrote:
> OK I answered my own question. I decided to hack on the emacs lisp some
> more... Instead of hacking on the core emacs files I added commands to
> my ~/.emacs file.
>
> Basically I wanted to use the -*-kai-*- font for viewing big5
> characters. I also wanted it in three d
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> scheme> line". Xemacs even complains that "Language environment not defined:
> scheme> "Chinese"".
>
> It is a bug of Xemacs. Please upgrade it to the version of unstable.
>
Thanks, indeed, after I update to xemacs21 version 21.4.1-2,?that error
disappears.?
Yet it is
Yang Shouxun wrote:
> Dear Anthony,
>
> May ask you for help about Chinese localization problem I met? I know
> I should send the leter to the debian-chinese-gb list, but one
> subscriber's mailbox is full and sending letters to the list always
> make an extra wa
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