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Cyrillic Unicode Gives Me Placeholders :-(
From: |
Eladio Ventura |
Subject: |
Cyrillic Unicode Gives Me Placeholders :-( |
Date: |
Wed, 5 May 2004 19:36:09 +0200 |
User-agent: |
Mutt/1.5.6i |
I'm working on a project where I have to use both cyrillic and
latin-1 characters in the same file (essentially a dictionary).
I use set-input-method to type cyrillic via cyrillic-yawerty and
that works just dandy. Then I save it in unicode using
universal-coding-system-argument utf-8, but when I use find-file to
open it again the cyrillics are replaced with placeholders. (I make
sure to switch coding system before I do that, of course)
Oddly enough they show up just fine in vim, or my unicode-aware
term, and can be seen by the usual tools like 'cat' and 'less'.
What am I missing? Why doesn't Emacs plug in the chars
automagically? After all, it can find the fonts since I can type the
darn things. *sigh*
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