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Re: [mew-int 01593] Re: windows 1252
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山本和彦 |
Subject: |
Re: [mew-int 01593] Re: windows 1252 |
Date: |
Wed, 05 Nov 2003 10:59:12 +0900 (JST) |
Hello Stephen,
# ordering was changed.
> ctext can, because in the extended segment the characters will be
> represented as themselves. Whether Mule can or not is a different
> story. However, I'm fairly sure that all of the characters that
> Windows 125x put into the C1 space are encodable by Mule. See
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/reference/sbcs/1252.htm
>
> for example.
Thank you for this information.
I produced 0x80-0xff into a file and let Emacs read it as Windows
1252.
Q1) According to the page above, 0x8f is undefined, and 0x9e is
defined as LATIN SMALL LETTER Z WITH CARON.
But Emacs 21.3.50 treated 0x8f as LATIN SMALL LETTER Z WITH CARON
and 0x9e as undefined.
Is this a bug?
> You don't even need to do that with an extended segment. The
> Windows-125x sets are all IANA-registered, which should be enough for
> global uniqueness. To represent the text, you just use the name of
> the character set: ESC % / 1 <M> <L> Windows-1252 STX ... where <M>
> and <L> encode the length of the segment and ESC and STX are the ASCII
> control characters 0x1B and 0x02.
I save the buffer as ctext. The result file is attached below. All
characters in Windows 1252 can be encoded with ctext. :-)
Q2) However the encoding is different from the one above. Is this
encoding correct?
Note that I verified that Emacs can read the ctext file correctly.
--Kazu
ESC $ - 1 0xf4 0xcc ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf2 0xfa ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xa1 0xd2 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf2 0xfe ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf3 0xa6 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf3 0xa0 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf3 0xa1 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xa4 0xe6 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf3 0xb0 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xa1 0xa0 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf3 0xb9 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xa0 0xf2 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xa1 0xbd ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xa1 0xbe ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf2 0xf8 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf2 0xf9 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf2 0xfc ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf2 0xfd ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf3 0xa2 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf2 0xf3 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf2 0xf4 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xa4 0xfc ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf5 0xe2 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xa1 0xa1 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xf3 0xba ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xa0 0xf3 ESC - A
ESC $ - 1 0xa1 0xb8 ESC - A
0xa0
0xa1
...
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