Re: Unibyte characters, strings, and buffers

[Andreas Schwab]

"Stephen J. Turnbull" <address@hidden> writes:

> No, I don't.  I already told you how to do it: nuke unibyte buffers
> and use iso-8859-1-unix as the binary codec.

No, you use raw-text, representing each non-ascii character in the
eight-bit charset (this is what string-to-multibyte does).  Using
latin-1 would lose information.

Andreas.

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