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Article #189469syntax-entry for Capitalize/UPCASE/downcase.
From: Linus Tolke
Date: Thu, 17 Jan 1991 06:53
Date: Thu, 17 Jan 1991 06:53
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I would like a little help with this problem.
I am running a
GNU Emacs 18.55.1 of Tue Mar 6 1990 on lage (berkeley-unix)
on a Sun3/50. The emacs is not modified in any way for use with 8 char
ascii (ISO_????).
I sometimes write texts (letters, postings and manuals) in Swedish.
Swedish has extra 3 letters which normally are represented by
lowercase: } { |
uppercase: ] [ \
Is there a way to get Capitalize/UPCASE/downcase,
(let ((completion-ignore-case t))
(try-completion ...)
(all-completions ...))
and
(let ((case-fold-search t))
(search-....... ......))
To work correctly without having to rewrite them.
(Especially try-completion and all-completions is interesting since
these are written in c and rewriting them will make them slower.)
Is there a way to declare the syntax-table for this mode to contain
the upper/lower-case version of the char?
Do I have to recompile with patched version of isalpha?
--
/Linus
***** Wherever I exec my `which emacs`, is my $HOME. *****
Linus Tolke SM7OUU, linus@lysator.liu.se
Student at the member of SK5EU LiTHSA
Link|ping institute of technology, LiTH LiTH S{ndare Amat|rer (Ham-club)
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