bug#46423: 27.1; Ultimate proof that *Article* and *Summary* use different charsets

bug#46423: 27.1; Ultimate proof that *Article* and *Summary* use different charsets

[積丹尼 Dan Jacobson]

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Here C-u g shows us the actual bytes in the *Article* buffer,
which you will recognize are UTF-8. Whereas the same bytes become
different bytes in the *Summary* buffer. We are talking about cases when
a raw UTF-8 Subject has arrived.

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Here are the correct bytes:
$ echo 民國|hd
00000000  e6 b0 91 e5 9c 8b 0a

Yes, with plain g, the article looks great in the *Article* buffer, but
still one big mess in the *Summary* buffer.

In .overview, the line is UTF-8, but there are other non-UTF-8 lines in
.overview, probably causing the whole file to be assumed non-UTF-8 by
emacs as we discussed earlier.
https://www.jidanni.org/comp/configuration/

bug#46423: 27.1; Ultimate proof that *Article* and *Summary* use different charsets

[Lars Ingebrigtsen]

積丹尼 Dan Jacobson <jidanni@jidanni.org> writes:

> Here C-u g shows us the actual bytes in the *Article* buffer,
> which you will recognize are UTF-8. Whereas the same bytes become
> different bytes in the *Summary* buffer. We are talking about cases when
> a raw UTF-8 Subject has arrived.

You've reported this before, and it has been fixed in Emacs 28.

Could you, for the love of all that is Emacs, stop sending these
repetetive bug reports?  Please?

Closing.

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