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Re: [PATCH] Unicode Lisp reader escapes
From: |
Richard Stallman |
Subject: |
Re: [PATCH] Unicode Lisp reader escapes |
Date: |
Sat, 29 Apr 2006 23:04:27 -0400 |
+ Emacs provides a syntax for specifying characters by their Unicode code
+points. @samp{?\uABCD}
These are Lisp expressions, right? So they should use @code, not @samp.
will give you an Emacs character that maps to
Please stick to present tense: change "will give you an" to "represents the".
+text files, Unicode-oriented fonts, etc.) There is a slightly different
You need a period at the end of that sentence. The period inside the
parentheses does not count for this.
+syntax for specifying characters with code points above @samp{#xFFFF};
address@hidden will give you an Emacs character that maps to the code
What is the reason for needing both \u and \U, and the difference?
Why not use a syntax like that of \x?
- [PATCH] Unicode Lisp reader escapes, Aidan Kehoe, 2006/04/29
- Re: [PATCH] Unicode Lisp reader escapes, Stefan Monnier, 2006/04/29
- Re: [PATCH] Unicode Lisp reader escapes,
Richard Stallman <=
- Re: [PATCH] Unicode Lisp reader escapes, Aidan Kehoe, 2006/04/30
- Re: [PATCH] Unicode Lisp reader escapes, Miles Bader, 2006/04/30
- Re: [PATCH] Unicode Lisp reader escapes, Stefan Monnier, 2006/04/30
- Re: [PATCH] Unicode Lisp reader escapes, Miles Bader, 2006/04/30