Re: Problem with viper-replace-char and Swedish characters on w32

[Stefan Monnier <monnier@iro.umontreal.ca>]

> This gives incorrect display of character if it is a Swedish character (like
> o with two dots above) under the conditions I explained before (Swedish
> keyboard, Local English). The code below gives the desired result:

>    (let ((last-command-char (read-char "c:"))) (self-insert-command 1))

This will not obey keyboard-coding-system but
nonascii-translation-table instead.  So it will work OK sometimes, but is
not what you want.  But note that this is also what quoted-insert uses, so
it's no worse than the normal C-q.


        Stefan