Re: Strange behaviour with dired and UTF8

["Jan D." <jan.h.d@swipnet.se>]

>     The situiation I have is that there are directories with file 
> names in
>     different encodings.  Latin-1 is most frequent, which is why I say
>     file name encoding is latin-1.  But some directories contain other
>     encodings, UTF-8 among them.
>
> Perhaps what we should do is record the proper coding system to use
> for a given buffer's file name string.  That way, when you visit a
> buffer from a directory whose names are UTF-8 encoded, the
> buffer will say "use UTF-8 to encode my file name."

This is basically Handa:s proposal.

> We could also conceivably record this info in the file-name string
> itself; but I have a bad feeling that that will lead to some sort
> of incoherence that I cannot see at present.

This is basically my proposal.

I think Handa:s proposal is easier to implement.

	Jan D.