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Re: WYSIWYG Emacs (was Re: Control Characters)

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From: Christian Lynbech
Date: Mon, 04 Feb 1991 10:37
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jla@LUCID.COM (Joseph Arceneaux) writes:

>In article <119695@uunet.UU.NET> kyle@uunet.UU.NET (Kyle Jones) writes:

>  >John Andrew Edwards writes:
>  > > It would seem that emacs would someday like to become more
>  > > WYSIWYG.

>Currently I am implementing active regions in Emacs v19 (please do not
>ask when this will be ready) which allows different portions of text
>to have differing visual properties, including fonts.

 [stuff deleted]

>Joseph Arceneaux,
>The Free Software Foundation

I wonder whether the enhanced V19 also will be able to display graphic
characters, that is those caharcters with an ASCII above 127 in the current
versions of emacs. This would be nice for a danish emacs-user like me, who
would like to be able to display the full danish character-set. I imagine
that there is also other nationalities who have this kind of trouble.

Christian Lynbech
University of Aarhus, Denmark
email: lynbech@daimi.aau.dk

PS
I mean, it really is impossible, or have I just overlooked something?
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Subject: Re: WYSIWYG Emacs (was Re: Control Characters)
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