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TeXmacs internal encoding is something similar but not equal to Cork (with extension to be able to represent characters beyond the Cork encoding). Essentially is an in-house version of unicode. But I do not think it is very important to you, since, as Basile says, only TeXmacs reads TeXmacs files. When you export to LaTeX, then I think TeXmacs uses unicode. It would be easy to check: just write a file with some accents or some strange glyphs and convert to LaTeX :)

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On 19. Jan 2021, at 17:03, Vincent Douce Mathoscope <address@hidden> wrote:

the guy wanted to know if texmacs is encoded in unicode, iso-anything or i d'ont know whatever

iunderstand that you ask the reason why he wants to know

i knot really know but he is a latexian and for the conversion to .tex he asked me this question

Vincent

Le 19 janv. 2021 à 14:45, Basile Audoly <address@hidden> a écrit :

Hi Vincent,

can you clarify why you need to know about the encoding? I don't see why it could matter given that TeXmacs is the only application that is supposed to read/write such files.

Basile

Le 19 janv. 2021 à 14:21, Vincent Douce Mathoscope <address@hidden> a écrit :

a german colleague asked me how one can change the encoding of a document

and what is the encoding by default ?

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