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In article <1356@bimacs.BITNET> goren@bimacs.BITNET (goren yoram) writes:
>I know this is not the best groop to ask this, but I heard GnuEmacs is written
>in Xlisp, so maybe you might help me...

Gnuemacs is not written in XLISP. It has it's own mini-lisp interpreter
that predates XLISP.

>I use GnuEmacs and I like it a lot. It is realy great. The only problem I have
>with it is Hebrew (for those of you that don't know what it is, it is the
>language spoken in Israel, it use different letters than English, and is
>written right-to-left).

A mitzvah! There's a Japanese version of gnuemacs that handles 16 bit
characters. Perhaps you can use this to display hewbrew characters.  As far
as the right-to-left versus left-to-right issues, I don't know. It's
undoubtedly hard-coded in emacs.

As far as how to get this japanese gnuemacs, I haven't the slightest idea.

For more info, you should ask questions about emacs on the newsgroups
comp.emacs or gnu.emacs

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