Re: revert-buffer-with-coding-system fails to work for CP1250

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 07.11.2006 um 02:36 schrieb Kenichi Handa:

> Ok, as in your operation above, revert-buffer is not used.
> So the reason you can't see Thai characters by visiting with
> coding system iso-8859-11 is not the problem of
> revert-bufffer.  Perhaps, your iso10646-1 font doesn't
> contain Thai glyphs.

It can't be a problem of the font or fontset used, because it works  
with the TIS620 file fine!

When using revert-buffer I see in the ISO 8859-11 file only boxes,  
while with the TIS620 the proper That characters appear. I suggested  
to use universal-coding-system-argument (C-x RET c) because this  
leads easier to the failure. And since no empty boxes are shown, it's  
clear that it can't be a font issue.

> > These are my proper encoding files. The test files were generated by
> > removing the first lines in vi(m) and saving under the same name in a
> > "puristic" directory inside my test cases directory:
>
> "Removing the first lines" of whic file?

Of the files I sent. The have headers that dictate Emacs to use a  
particular mode and encoding. With these lines it's hard to make the  
error appear.

> > [2 ISO 8859-10.txt <text/plain (quoted-printable)>]
>
> ??? This is ISO 8859-10 file, not 8859-11 file.  But, if the
> problem is because of font, you don't have to resend
> 8859-11.

Sorry! Here is the right one:

ISO 8859-11.txt
Description: Text document

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  Pete

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