Re: emacs-unicode-2: copy & paste problem of non standard encoding ctext

[Kenichi Handa]

In article <address@hidden>, Zhang Wei <address@hidden> writes:

> It seems the bug is still there. I still can't paste to crxvt-gb, to
> make both direction's copy&paste work, I have to do the following
> things:

> 1, (set-selection-coding-system 'chinese-gbk)

Of course you need it.  In the other environment, I think
UTF-8 extended segment (which is more widely accepted)
should be used for non-standard charsets.

> 2, apply the patch below.

I don't understand why you need it because the default value
of selection-coding-system is compound-text-with-extensions,
and thus the patch won't change the behavior.

> No I haven't sign the paper. If it is a must, I'd like to sign it.
> Should I tell RMS my address, and ask him to send me a form?

As for this, I've forgotten to get this mail from RMS a while
ago.  Please follow it.

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