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okay, but the emacs ebuild does include mule, just |
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not leim. so the "mule" USE variable can't be used |
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for this: we would need a new variable. |
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in any case, i thought USE variables were meant to |
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be applicable across packages; but "mule" and "leim" |
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are pretty much emacs-specific. wouldn't in be |
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better to have a general "multi-byte" or "i18n" |
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USE variable? |
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On Fri, 2002-05-31 at 17:31, Matthew Kennedy wrote: |
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> Ryan Shaw <ryan.shaw@××××××××××××××.org> writes: |
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> > Or is this something that could be added to the emacs |
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> > ebuild, possibly governed by a new USE variable (say |
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> > "multi-byte" for apps that have compile-time options |
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> > for multi-byte charset support)? |
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> IMO, a use flag is appropriate. Check out how xemacs handles support |
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> for Mule. I think it's pretty similar to what you're trying to |
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> achieve. |
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