bug#992: marked as done (coding system for next command not honoured with C-u 0 C-x s)

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has caused the Emacs bug report #992,
regarding coding system for next command not honoured with C-u 0 C-x s
to be marked as done.

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> coding system for next command not honoured with C-u 0 C-x s
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> Wed, 17 Sep 2008 18:39:09 +0200
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> To reproduce:
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> emacs -Q
> C-x C-f aaa RET                         -- create a file aa
> <write anything, with carriage return>  -- write random text
> C-x RET c dos RET C-x C-s               -- save it in Dos mode
> C-x k RET                               -- kill the buffer
> C-x C-f aaa RET                         -- reload the file
> <write anything>                        -- modify it
> C-x RET c unix RET M-0 C-x C-s          -- save in Unix mode, no backup
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> At this point, the buffer should be in Unix mode, but instead it is in
> Dos mode.  Accordingly, the file is saved in Dos mode.  The bug only
> happens with M-0 C-x C-s, not with plain C-x C-s.
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> The patch I provided earlier seems to DTRT, so I've checked it in.
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