Re: [tlug] Japanese pages don't display correctly

["Stephen J. Turnbull" <stephen@example.com>]

>>>>> "Stuart" == Stuart Luppescu <s-luppescu@example.com> writes:

    Stuart> What I REALLY would like to do is set the default
    Stuart> character set to utf-8,

If your static pages are unlikely to change very often, you could just
iconv -t utf-8 -f euc-jp them at need.  You can also arrange for the
charset to be determined by the extension on the file (but I don't
recall how to configure Apache to do that offhand).

    Stuart> rmsmacs STILL hasn't added unicode support

IIRC, it will not be in 22.0 (or 22.1, I think GNU starts from .1),
either.  After the release of 22, they will merge the emacs-unicode2
branch into the mainline, presumably to eventually be released as
Emacs 23 (if proper Unicode support doesn't merit a major version
bump, I don't know what does!)

BTW, the Xft branch of XEmacs is looking very pretty; I don't think
GNU Emacs has plans to do that soon, either (although they do have a
GTK option to come with the release of 22, I believe).

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