Emanuel Berg <moa...@zoho.com> writes: > Richmond wrote: > >> I think you can use C-U C-X = > > `C-x =' is `what-cursor-position' and with C-u > it brings up DETAILs instead of just a short > message in the echo area. > > The information with C-u is identical to what > you get with `describe-char'. > >> Put the curser over a character in the >> article whose encoding you would like to >> know. If you are using gmane (or maybe even >> if you are not) try it on these: >> >> 𐅻 > > The Linux VT can't display it other than as > a diamond but the encoding is utf-8-emacs. > >> “ > > Displayable, utf-8-emacs.
What's the linux VT? The virtual console? I am using xfce4-terminal and that can display it with xos4-terminus font. I think you would have to change the font on the console to one which supported unicode. Well I guess it told you the encoding anyway, which is what you wanted to know. -- ~ _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
