Re: I can't send non-ascii characters any more

[Gunnar Evermann <ge204@eng.cam.ac.uk>]

Shenghuo ZHU <zsh@cs.rochester.edu> writes:

> >>>>> "LC" == Laura Conrad <lconrad@gamesville.com> writes:
> 
> LC> (setq message-default-charset `iso-8859-1)

I use that as well
 
> LC> Now when I type a word like Noël, when I try to send the message,
> LC> gnus tells me "Your message contains non-ascii characters, really
> LC> send?", and if I say "Yes", it asks if I want to use ascii to

I have been seeing the same in a non-mule XEmacs. without iso-accents
(One of my keyboards has German umlauts on it).

I answer both of the questions Laura quoted with 'y' and then get
asked them again, answer 'y' again. Apparently the mail then gets sent
normally and shows up in the Gcc group.

> You may input an iso-8859-1 character with accent, then type `M-:
> (char-charset (char-after)) RET' on the character.

char-charset is not defined -- peeking at mm-util.el it might be
interesting to note that charset-after isn't defined either. This is
XEmacs-21.1.8 no-mule with the old SUMO tarball.

 Gunnar