Re: [clisp-list] -Efile utf-8 option

[Pascal B. <pj...@in...>]

Jean-Christophe Helary writes:
> I want to have clisp consider all the files it handles as utf-8 files.
>=20
> Is:
> $ clisp -Efile utf-8
>=20
> enough ? It looks like it is not. I try to load a file saved in utf-8 =20
> and containing Japanese characters so it seems to load ok, but when I =20
> call the function with Japanese I get:
>=20
> > *** - Character #\u7686 cannot be represented in the character set =20
> > CHARSET:ASCII
>=20
> The origin of my question is that I want to load files in slime =20
> without having to type:
>=20
> > :external-format charset:utf-8
>=20
> each time I load a file. So I thought starting clisp with some =20
> appropriate options would do. But I can't seem to find the =20
> appropriate option...

Check that you're not setting CUSTOM:*DEFAULT-FILE-ENCODING* in ~/.clispr=
c

Use:  (SETF CUSTOM:*DEFAULT-FILE-ENCODING* CHARSET:UTF-8)
if it's not already this.

--=20
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