Peter Dyballa
Peter_Dybal****@Web*****
Wed Mar 15 22:45:37 JST 2006
Am 14.03.2006 um 18:17 schrieb Seiji Zenitani:
>
>> I had a (prefer-coding-system 'iso-latin-9-unix) too much! Adding
>> utf-8-unix makes in dired the month's abbreviated name look correct,
>> but the file name ending in € still ends in ¤ instead. As in
>> *shell*. C-s € finds ¤ instead.
>>
>> When I press in *shell* alt-e (or Option-e) first ¤ appears. When I
>> then press RETURN, ¤ becomes € (I did this in ls -l | grep € --
>> but the file's name still ends in ¤).
>>
>>
>> *shell* mode still has no encoding (- in mode-line) and so file names
>> are listed as de-composed UTF-8 strings à la a´U^i¨Ǔa`.txt
>>
> (set-default-coding-systems 'utf-8-unix)
This setting makes the € completely invisible: neither in dired nor
in mini-buffer nor in *shell* neither with or without iconv ... but
the completely invisible € is found! And there is no bitten apple in
the mode-line
> $ ls | iconv -f utf-8-MAC -t utf-8
Yes, this work-around works. It would be better if *shell* would
compose the de-composed characters ...
>
>>
>> Although hightlight-region is on, a region that I start with C-SPACE
>> is *not* highlighted. Only the mouse activates the highlighted
>> background.
>
> If you use "Mac-Style Key Binding" or mac-key-mode, pc-selection-mode
> is turned on.
I turned off mac-key-mode. Highlighting again works as in GNU Emacs.
> Compare pc-selection-mode and transient-mark-mode.
Pc-selection-mode sounds (and looks) like a better-not-to-have ...
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