On Wed, Sep 20 2006, Andreas Roehler wrote: > Also it seems to affect just one file in this > directory. > > What makes it difficult to reproduce: it happens only > just after opening. After a save, it reopens correct. > > Wll send you an example off-list.
I think I can reproduce your problem with just line 3891 of this file. FYI: I tried to isolate the problematic characters by dividing the file in two parts with approximately equal number of lines [1] ("Intervallhalbierungsverfahren" in German, I forgot the English term). You can even replace all characters by x in that line: $ a=3891;e=3891; sed -ne "${a},${e}p" < roe.txt | tr '[a-z]' 'x' > problem.txt Here is it (\202 is one char, of course; see attached problem.txt.gz): ,----[ problem.txt ] | Nxxx, xxx xxx xx \202xx Mxxxx' xxxxxx xxxxx, xxx xxx xxxxx Dxxxxxx xx `---- The character \202 is from windows-1252: ,---- | ‚ U+201A : SINGLE LOW-9 QUOTATION MARK `---- I can display it correctly using `C-x C-m c windows-1252 RET C-x C-f problem.txt RET' but *not* with `C-x C-f problem.txt RET C-x C-m r windows-1252 RET'. I think this is a bug, but surely Handa-san give you more accurate information. WRT auto-detection: Wouldn't it be possible to give windows-1252 a higher priority than raw-text (in the default settings!)? BTW, the sample file displays correctly if I only delete line 3891, i.e. the only problem is \202. $ a=3891;e=3891; sed -e "${a},${e}d" < roe.txt > skip-line-$a-$e.txt Bye, Reiner. [1] I used sed for this: $ wc -l roe.txt 6649 roe.txt $ a=1;e=3000; sed -ne "${a},${e}p" < roe.txt > line-$a-$e.txt [ Open in emacs, see if it fails => no => problem must be in the next part ] $ a=3000;e=6649; sed -ne "${a},${e}p" < roe.txt > line-$a-$e.txt [ Open in emacs, see if it fails => yes => problem must be in this part; Divide this part ...] $ a=3000;e=5500; sed -ne "${a},${e}p" < roe.txt > line-$a-$e.txt [...] Until you reach... $ a=3891;e=3891; sed -ne "${a},${e}p" < roe.txt > line-$a-$e.txt -- ,,, (o o) ---ooO-(_)-Ooo--- | PGP key available | http://rsteib.home.pages.de/
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