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Subject: Re: Filling error with Japanese
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Kyle Jones <kyle_jones@wonderworks.com> writes:

> Steven L Baur writes:
>> Running with filladapt and auto-fill active and attempting to fill
>> (M-q) the text (with default width settings):
>> 
>> $B9b66(B> A nice touch might be to check for a console image converter and
>> $B9b66(B> do something appropriate if the underlying graphics support is not
>> $B9b66(B> present in the version of XEmacs in use.

> I assume the escape codes are someone's name in Japanese

They're Japanese Kanji characters.  If this were a real example, that
would indeed be the case.

> and this is some kind of Supercite citation.

Yes.

> The filling gets scrambled because filladapt doesn't recognize it as
> a Supercite citation.  Since filladapt has no Japanese charaters in
> its regexps, this is not surprising.  I could change filladapt to
> match chars with `word' syntax instead of the usual [a-z0-9], but I
> don't know if it would do any good.  If the Japanese characters
> involved have `word' syntax then I guess it would.

Yes, they would.  That should work for any language because the
default character syntax gets set up in a language specific file (like 
japanese.el), presumably correctly.
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steve@calag.com baur
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