Fixed for namazu.el and gnus-nzm-1.el

Fixed for namazu.el and gnus-nzm-1.el

[Adam Sjøgren]

  Hi.


After this recent change in GNU Emacs:

 * http://article.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.diffs/120871

The elisp files namazu.el and gnus-nzm-1.el no longer byte-compile.

The fix is to add a coding: cookie, similar to this, done on a file in
the same situation in auctex:

 * http://lists.nongnu.org/archive/html/emacs-elpa-diffs/2013-06/msg00005.html

i.e. change the first line to:

  ;;; namazu.el --- Support for Namazu.  -*- coding: iso-2022-jp-unix; -*-

and

  ;;; gnus-nmz-1.el --- interface between Namazu and Gnus.  -*- coding: iso-2022-jp-unix; -*-

respectively.

I hope this can be included in a future release of Namazu.


  Cheers!

    Adam

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 "Computers are there to save programmers time"               Adam Sjøgren
                                                         asjo@koldfront.dk

Fixed for namazu.el and gnus-nzm-1.el

[Stephen J. Turnbull]

Adam Sjøgren writes:

 > i.e. change the first line to:
 > 
 >   ;;; namazu.el --- Support for Namazu.  -*- coding: iso-2022-jp-unix; -*-

Why not just convert the file to UTF-8?  OK, this cause a bit of an
issue when spelunking for ancient changes, but developers should be
able to handle that with some effort.

Does namazu need to support Emacsen that don't support utf-8?  Ancient
unibyte Emacsen (XEmacsen configured with --no-mule for example) don't
support iso-2022-jp, so either way doesn't matter to them.