Re: Coding system of file not recognised correctly

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 04.10.2006 um 14:11 schrieb Kenichi Handa:

> I'm confused with your wording.

And I am confused about GNU Emacs 22.0.50! Although I compiled with - 
O0 the effect is the same when I launch it as /usr/local/bin/ 
emacs-22.0.50. But it behaves correctly when I launch it from emacs  
directory as src/emacs!

There is also a different behaviour with calendar: it's window is  
about 7 lines high but the holidays are mixture of my customisation  
and unwanted religious data

        Sa,  7.   Oktober 2006: Sukkot
        Mo,  9.   Oktober 2006: Columbus Day
        Sa, 14.   Oktober 2006: Shemini Atzeret
        So, 15.   Oktober 2006: Simchat Torah
        Fr, 20.   Oktober 2006: Birth of the Bab
        So, 29.   Oktober 2006: Daylight Savings Time Ends 03 Uhr 00

when launched as src/emacs. When launched as /usr/local/bin/emacs  
only secular holidays are listed (and the first UTF-8 file loaded  
comes with -E in mode-line). When launched as /usr/local/bin/ 
emacs-22.0.50 the holidays are again only the secular ones – but the  
*Calendar* buffer is now half of the frame.

Could be there is some real bug in GNU Emacs 22.0.50 for X11 on Mac  
OS X ...

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  Pete

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