> - Steps to reproduce with a recent CVS emacs:
> start emacs -Q
> switch some buffer to text-mode: M-x text-mode
> activate auto-fill-mode: M-x auto-fill-mode
> insert the following text:
> blahblah blahblah blahblahblah blahblah blahblahblah blahblah blahblah blah
> (note that the last space is an unbreakable one)
> put the point before the unbreakable space, and insert a normal space
> the unbreakable space disappears when the text warps (fill-column should
> be 70)
> - This behavior seems wrong to me: I think the unbreakable space should
> be kept. Besides, it was kept in emacs 21.3.
It seems the problem is due to `back-to-indentation' which skips chars with
a "whitespace" syntax and NBSP does have whitespace syntax.
Maybe NBSP shouldn't have whitespace syntax.
Stefan
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