> Here is a patch... I worked out that all the Thai strings in the
> babel file should be in their their cjk-encoded forms, since it is
> inserted after cjk-encode. So here is a patch with a corresponding
> changelog.
Thanks, but I strongly prefer the solution which Theppitak has
implemented (and which is used for other Babel packages also), and
which you should be able to copy verbatim from file `thai.dtx'.
> That probably means nobody had tried to use \today with thaicjk
> ever? :-)
Maybe :-)
> BTW, is it possible to programmatically revert cjk-encode ? I don't
> see the reverse in cjk-enc.el.
No, it isn't in general. Input encodings which use the same script
get mapped onto a unified representation form. For example, latin1
and latin2 both use the generic entity representations from LaTeX.
Werner
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