bug#7626: mm-charset-override-alist

[Stefan Monnier]

>> > rmail-reply uses the encoding of the message replied to for setting
>> > the encoding of the reply.
>> Sounds like a problem in rmail-reply, then.
> If you have a better alternative for guessing the suitable encoding of
> the reply, please suggest it.  For me, it works in 99% of cases.

Using message.el ;-)

>> E.g. what happens if the reply includes chars that aren't covered by
>> that coding-system?
> As usual in Emacs: when you hit "C-c C-s" or "C-c C-c", Emacs asks for
> a suitable encoding, showing the unencodable characters in a pop-up
> buffer.  The message is sent using the encoding you selected once you
> select it (and Emacs verified that it can encode every character).

I guess that's workable.


        Stefan