Re: Rebinding international characters

[Richard Stallman]

    The single method is already described as below:

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    @example
    (global-set-key address@hidden 'some-function)
    @end example

    @noindent
    Type @kbd{C-q} followed by the key you want to bind, to insert @var{char}.
    ------------------------------------------------------------

    In a normal case, C-q KEY inserts a multibyte character, and
    in the above special cases, it inserts a unibyte character,
    thus it should work in both cases.

Yes and no.  What C-q KEY inserts depends on the mode you are
currently in.  If you insert code this way into your .emacs file,
there are two possibilities for what it will contain.  If you later
run the same code in the other mode, it won't work (or so your words
seem to say).

So I think we still need to document both forms for what could be
in your .emacs file.