Hi Werner, >>>>> Werner LEMBERG <[email protected]> writes: > The only thing which looks strange to me is that, the mode line in the > `*xxx output* buffer starts with
> 1:** > (but the UTF-8 contents of the log file as emitted by XeTeX is > correctly displayed). In that case, latin-1 is the coding system for saving that buffer and utf-8 is for decoding the output from external process. Of several coding systems, the one for saving the buffer is the most important for most cases, so usually only that one is displayed in the mode line. Emacs assigns several coding systems separately according to their purposes: saving the buffer, decoding the output from process, encoding the input to process, decoding the keyboard input from text terminal, encoding the screen output to text terminal... You can see three of them in the form like EEE:** when you do "emacs -nw" on text terminal. See the doc string of the variable `mode-line-mule-info' for detail. More detailed information about coding systems associated with the buffer can be displayed via C-h C or M-x describe-coding-system. Best, Ikumi Keita _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
