Re: blue underscores

[Peter Dyballa <Peter_Dyballa@web.de>]

Am 19.12.2007 um 12:22 schrieb Andreas Röhler:

> Any idea how to realise that on the fly?

Maybe it's better to understand what happens from marking a region  
for copying from in some application to pasting it into GNU Emacs.  
What is changing TABs to a series of NO-BREAK SPACE characters?  
KMail? KDE? Is the "buffer" on which KMail works accessible somewhere  
in the file system? How does it look like (encoding)? Or what happens  
when you watch the X clipboard and take a copy off it and paste it  
into another application, a terminal emulation (cat > some file) or  
paste this or another copy into some stand-alone text editor? How are  
the original TABs (I presume so) handled? Is KDE missing an option to  
preserve copied TABs?

GNU Emacs also offers some choices to manipulate what was copied  
elsewhere and also what was copied off it ... but the defaults don't  
seem to be so bad outside KDE!

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Mit friedvollen Grüßen

   Pete

Irgendwer sollte den Kugelschreiber mit einem Kleiderbügel kreuzen,  
dass die Kulis sich vermehren, statt stets nur zu verschwinden!