On 8/13/05, Bob Proulx [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(prefer-coding-system 'utf-8)
Exactly that's what everybody has been telling me...
I now found the reason for emacs not liking utf-8 files: I still had
included a many years old emacs package from our local administrator
that had been designed
On 8/12/05, Ryan King [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Shoot 'em to me. I'd love to help make it a smoother transition.
My broad suggestion is to run vimtutor (it should be installed), and go
ahead and start learning everything the vim way, such as hjkl for movement,
etc. It pays off fairly
Jim MacBaine wrote:
Short question: How do I edit UTF-8 encoded files with Emacs? Those
files contains German quotation marks, Umlauts and other interesting
things.
I am using GNU Emacs right now and don't appear to me to be having any
trouble editing UTF-8 encoded files. The only special
On 8/11/05, Ryan King [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As a public service to all Emacs inflictees, I hereby offer my .vimrc
services to anyone who might convert.
Tell me what your ~/.emacs used to do for you, and I'll give you equivalent
or better solutions, guaranteed.
I'm serious, too.
On Tue, Aug 09, 2005 at 07:50:59PM +0200, Jim MacBaine wrote:
I'm quite stuck now. Vim works in the utf-8 xterm out of the box.
Maybe I should give up my emacs macros and consider to learn Vim...
As a public service to all Emacs inflictees, I hereby offer my .vimrc
services to anyone who might
Hello,
Short question: How do I edit UTF-8 encoded files with Emacs? Those
files contains German quotation marks, Umlauts and other interesting
things.
Long explanation: I'm in the need to reply to windows-1251-encoded
emails and to keep all those special characters like the ellipses,
German
Jim MacBaine wrote (09-08-2005 18:59):
How do I tell emacs that the file I'm editing is utf-8-encoded?
http://linux.seindal.dk/item32.html
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René Seindal ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
On 8/9/05, I wrote:
Hello,
Short question: How do I edit UTF-8 encoded files with Emacs? Those
files contains German quotation marks, Umlauts and other interesting
things.
[...]
How do I tell emacs that the file I'm editing is utf-8-encoded?
What I have tried so far includes starting
On 8/9/05, René Seindal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim MacBaine wrote (09-08-2005 18:59):
How do I tell emacs that the file I'm editing is utf-8-encoded?
http://linux.seindal.dk/item32.html
Unfortunately, this does not help. I put the lines, the author
suggests, to my .emacs. I still see
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