Re: ediff displays gibberish output

[Leo]

* Kenichi Handa (2006-12-18 10:17 +0900) said:
  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
[...]
> That's perhaps because Emacs reads the output of process while
> decoding by a detected coding system.  That method works for your
> test case, but fails in a case that two files contain non-ascii
> characters in different encoding (e.g. UTF-8 vs GBK).

In ediff, two files both in UTF-8 encoding that contain Chinese
characters still output the diff in raw utf-8 coding (those \234 etc.)

All my files are in utf-8 encoding and that's why I am surprised to
see such output.

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