Re: ^M in the info files

[Stefan Monnier]

>> What happens if your TeXinfo file specifies a latin-1 encoding and your
>> date is output in utf-8 because of your locale, then?

> Then the result of @today is displayed as garbage.

Again, my question is not how it's displayed but what is the content of
the resulting Info file.  If it's a mix of the two encodings, then it's
a bug in makeinfo (call it misfeature if you want) and I see no need to
try and support it in Emacs.

> But we can adjust Makefile to use the correct LANG for every Info manual
> that specifies a non-default @documentencoding.

That might be a good workaround,


        Stefan