Re: address@hidden: euc-tw encoding

[Werner LEMBERG]

> By the way, although the coding-system euc-tw can encode
> also Big5 characters, they are decoded back to CNS11643-1/2
> characters.  That should be described in the docstring of
> euc-tw.
> 
> ---
> Ken'ichi HANDA
> address@hidden

Here a better doc string of the make-coding-system call for defining
euc-tw:

  "ISO 2022 based EUC encoding for Chinese CNS11643.
   Big5 encoding is accepted for input also; it is then converted to CNS."


    Werner