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Re: mule : multibyte to 7 bit conversions
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Kevin Rodgers |
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Re: mule : multibyte to 7 bit conversions |
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Mon, 02 Feb 2004 16:19:55 -0700 |
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nospam55 wrote:
I live already under
export LC_COLLATE=C
your suggestion is important, it suggests me that
the problem's origin is not emacs-related;
Correct.
in fact if I say from bash
$ man bash > read.tmp
then read.tmp is hardly readable because of plenty of embedded ctrl chars such
as ^H;
That is a separate problem, which Emacs handles in the Man-fontify-manpage
function (C-h v). You can even invoke it directly via M-x.
What happens if you run this command:
LC_ALL=C man bash > bash.man
Are there still non-ASCII characters in the bash.man file?
I will try man man
The `man foo` command is basically equivalent to:
nroff -man /usr/man/man?/foo.? | ${PAGER:more}
It works because your terminal interprets the backspace and various escape
sequences that nroff outputs.
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Kevin Rodgers