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From : Sebastian Miele <address@hidden>- To: TeXmacs <address@hidden>
- Subject: Dealing with Cork (e.g., in Emacs)
- Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2020 22:14:26 +0200
The Default and Scheme serializations of TeXmacs trees seem to be
Cork/T1/EC encoded.
How do you view those files in Emacs? In my Emacs (27.0.91), I cannot
find a 'cork', 't1', or 'ec' encoding in the buffer resulting from M-x
list-coding-systems. The files get interpreted as Latin 1 by default.
That produces incorrect results. E.g., 0xff = Cork ß (small sharp s) =
Latin-1 ÿ (small y with diaeresis).
How do you convert between Cork and, e.g., UTF-8 on the command line?
iconv, too, seems to not have support for Cork (at least on my system).
Google searches seem to not yield results. Almost certainly there is a
utility in TeX Live.
- Dealing with Cork (e.g., in Emacs), Sebastian Miele, 07/28/2020
- Re: Dealing with Cork (e.g., in Emacs), Massimiliano Gubinelli, 07/29/2020
- Re: Dealing with Cork (e.g., in Emacs), Sebastian Miele, 07/29/2020
- Re: Dealing with Cork (e.g., in Emacs), Massimiliano Gubinelli, 07/29/2020
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