Re: certain Chinese characters are not displayed correctly

[Kenichi Handa <handa@xxxxxxxx>]

In article <43F252D5.4030100@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Stefan Müller <Stefan.Mueller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> It is me again. I now have emacs/mule up and running and it communicates 
> nicely with SICStus Prolog with simplified Chinese stored in utf-8.

> However, once my Chinese colleague started to enter more characters, we 
> found out that the sign I get for ni 1 (the pronoun) with the input 
> method chinese-py is not displayed correctly. When I type the character, 
> I can see it, when I load the file in an application and try to process 
> it, everything works as expected, so the encoding seems to be right, but 
> the character is not displayed properly. I just get a square instead of 
> the sign.

> Do you have any ideas? I use Suse 10.0 and emacs 21.3.1

I'm very confused with your explanation.  What exactly do
you mean by "load the file" and "process it", and what
application can't display the character properly?  If the
application is Emacs, what do you get when you type C-u C-x
= while putting the cursor on that incorrect "square"?

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Kenichi Handa
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