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Re: unicode in emacs 21

To: Jimmy Kaplowitz <jimmy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: unicode in emacs 21
From: Dave Love <d.love@xxxxxxxx>
Date: 04 Nov 2001 15:57:49 +0000
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>>>>> "JK" == Jimmy Kaplowitz <jimmy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

 JK> It's the only editor I've used (including Yudit) that could
 JK> display the sequence U+0283 U+034D correctly.

[With what font?]

Note that character composition (combination) is a user-level feature
in Emacs, so if rules are implemented which you don't like, you can
change them.

 JK> Well, Emacs does have more features (including some that are less
 JK> essential, such as doctor mode :), but vim has quite enough for
 JK> most purposes.

I assumed the point was specifically about the display, tty v. X.
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