Hi, Tonight I changed all the locale in unicode and now I can run scim without problems... Only emacs seems can't read all the unicode characters create with kde application (some become square), although I've installed MULE-UCS. there are some lines to add into .emacs? Thank you very much! Giuli F.
"Giulio F." <gf77p@inwind.it> さんは書きました:
Tonight I changed all the locale in unicode and now I can run scim without problems... Only emacs seems can't read all the unicode characters create with kde application (some become square), although I've installed MULE-UCS.
Which characters become squares? And which fontset do you use? You can change fontsets in Emacs interactively with Shift+LeftMouse and then select fontset-> 12_efont_unicode: 12 dot medium 13_misc_unicode: 13 dot medium 14_efont_unicode: 14 dot medium 16_efont_unicode: 16 dot medium 16_gnu_unicode: 16 dot medium 18_misc_unicode: 18 dot medium 24_efont_unicode: 24 dot medium To have the fontsets with "efont" in the name available, you need to install the efont-unicode.rpm. Without that you have only the two "misc" fontsets (the 16_gnu_unicode has spacing problems).
there are some lines to add into .emacs?
If you like one of the above fontsets you can make it the default for your Emacs by adding something like (setq default-frame-alist `((font . "fontset-16_efont_unicode"))) to your .emacs. -- Mike Fabian <mfabian@suse.de> http://www.suse.de/~mfabian 睡眠不足はいい仕事の敵だ。
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