Looks like there are unicode and non-unicode versions of CMUCL... Should we be checking for this when we set
*utf-8-external-format*
?
We just set :utf-8 for CMUCL without looking.
cheers, r
On 3/28/12 11:03 AM, Robert Goldman wrote:
Looks like there are unicode and non-unicode versions of CMUCL... Should we be checking for this when we set
*utf-8-external-format*
?
We just set :utf-8 for CMUCL without looking.
This should work more or less. If the resulting character fits in 8 bits, everything is fine. If not, you kind of lose no matter what encoding you use. (I forget exactly what happens in this case.)
What are you expecting to happen or want to happen?
Ray