Re: emacs cyrillic

[ken <gebser@speakeasy.net>]

On 11/04/2006 03:08 PM somebody named Peter Dyballa wrote:
> 
> ....
> 
> Instead set an environment variable LANG or LC_CTYPE with a locale value
> your OS provides. I have for the purpose to use Unicode set it to
> de_DE.UTF-8, you need something Bulgarian + an adequate encoding,
> bg_BG.CP1251 or bg_BG.ISO8859-5? bg_BG.UTF-8 might be also a useful
> value. GNU Emacs learns from this environment variable and sets a few
> things automatically right. You can direct GNU Emacs by setting for
> example (there are more!):
> 
>     (set-default-coding-systems             'value)
>     (setq file-name-coding-system           'value)
>     (setq default-buffer-file-coding-system 'value)
>     (set-keyboard-coding-system             'value)
>     (set-terminal-coding-system             'value)
>     (set-clipboard-coding-system            'value)
>     (set-selection-coding-system            'value)
>     (prefer-coding-system                   'iso-8859-5)    ; for example

Do you mean the literal "value"...?  Or do you mean "some appropriate
value should be here"?

BTW... Thanks for all the tips.

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