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From: Renaud Marlet
Date: Sat, 31 Oct 1992 14:08

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I found no way (without some C code) to know the X resource name and class
of a running Epoch (either the name of the binary or specified in the com-
mand line option: -name "foobar").  Thus, code that uses the function
epoch::get-default can go wrong if epoch is not run with some *expected*
name and class.

Is there a way to achieve this in lisp? If not, could this be added in a
later release? Thanks.

Renaud

BTW, buffer.h defines ``is_meta_char(c)'' as ((c) > 0240 && (c) <= 0377). 
Could the 0240 be lisp-modifiable like in Lucid Emacs? (Sometimes I need
a 0177 (weird fonts for weird languages...))

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