Re: MML: The Summation

[Matt Armstrong <matta@geoworks.com>]

"Edward J. Sabol" <sabol@alderaan.gsfc.nasa.gov> writes:

> > That's basically it.  I like the idea of just saying
> >
> > <#part>
> > And then writing some Chinese text, and then saying
> >
> > <#part>
> > And write some Japanese text, and then saying
> >
> > <#part type=image/jpeg filename="~/rms.jpg">
> 
> I think that with the user interface that I'm dreaming of the user
> wouldn't have to enter "<part>" in his text in order to switch from
> Chinese text to Japanese text. The very fact that the Chinese text
> is using a Chinese font and the Japanese text is in a Japanese font
> gives enough information for the MIME user-interface to know that
> they are two different parts and to have the appropriate MIME
> information inserted...<snip>.

Things brings up an interesting point.  Emacs supports just one coding
system per buffer, so how would Lars' example above actually work?



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matta