Emacs unicode 2 cvs display chaos chodes on GB18030 chinese encoding files.

Emacs unicode 2 cvs display chaos chodes on GB18030 chinese encoding files.

[Hongsheng]

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Dear Kenichi,

This problem have been resoved by you, in my mind, but now, it appear again.

Attached are two tex files encoded with GB18030, the Emacs will display
GB18030-nomal.tex correctly, but the chinese characters in GB18030-chaos.tex
will be chaos, all the chaos codes use the *ISO8859-1*  encoding scheme.

Why?

Best,
Hongsheng.

P.S.  Both of the two files can be correctly displayed by gedit on my computer.

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Re: Emacs unicode 2 cvs display chaos chodes on GB18030 chinese encoding files.

[Zhang Wei]

Hongsheng <zhaohscas@yahoo.com.cn> writes:

[...]

> Attached are two tex files encoded with GB18030, the Emacs will display
> GB18030-nomal.tex correctly, but the chinese characters in GB18030-chaos.tex
> will be chaos, all the chaos codes use the *ISO8859-1*  encoding scheme.

Just C-x <RET> r gbk, or C-x <RET> r gb18030, to revert your buffer with
the proper coding system, Emacs is not always so smart to detect coding
system correctly.

Use file variables wherever possible, put

%% -*- coding: gb18030; -*-

as the first line of your tex file, or put

%% Local Variables:
%% coding: gb18030
%% End:

at the end of your tex file.

Re: Emacs unicode 2 cvs display chaos chodes on GB18030 chinese encoding files.

[Kenichi Handa]

Sorry for the late response.

In article <20061120115818.GA5263@localdomain>, Hongsheng <zhaohscas@yahoo.com.cn> writes:

> This problem have been resoved by you, in my mind, but now, it appear again.

> Attached are two tex files encoded with GB18030, the Emacs will display
> GB18030-nomal.tex correctly, but the chinese characters in GB18030-chaos.tex
> will be chaos, all the chaos codes use the *ISO8859-1*  encoding scheme.

> Why?

That's because GB18030-chaos.tex contains this line:

\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}

For *.tex file, latexenc-find-file-coding-system runs to
check the encoding.

When you delete that line, Emacs shoule be able to detect
that the file is in GB18030 in Chinese-GB18030 lang. env.

Why do you have that line when your file is not Latin-1.

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Kenichi Handa
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