Package: emacs21 Version: 21.4a-1 Severity: minor Emacs seems to mostly work fine in a UTF-8 environment. However, there is one annoyance. It appears that g++, in a UTF-8 locale, will output extended characters in its error messages. For instance,
matchers.cc:227: error: request for member ‘c_str’ in ‘s’, which is of non-class type ‘const char*’ In Emacs, though, the high characters are displayed as non-printable ASCII characters: matchers.cc:227: error: request for member \200\230c_str\200\231 in \200\230s\200\231, which is of non-class type \200\230const char*\200\231 Each of the \NNN values is a single character according to Emacs, and when I pasted this text directly, those values showed up as individual characters: matchers.cc:227: error: request for member âc_strâ in âsâ, which is of non-class type âconst char*â It looks like maybe I can work around this by fiddling with some options, but I don't think that running a compile job from emacs should be broken by default. Daniel -- /------------------- Daniel Burrows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ------------------\ | Apostrophes are not a warning that a | | word is about to end in an "s". | \---------------- The Turtle Moves! -- http://www.lspace.org ---------------/
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