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Re: C-v and M-v stopped to work

psi...@pedrosilva.pt (Pedro Silva) — Sun, 19 May 2013 22:12:14 UT

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Did you evaluate this line at all? If you did, that would explain
it. Try restarting Emacs. If you don't know what CUA mode is, run M-x
describe-function cua-mode. If you want to see whether it is on, run M-x
describe-variable cua-mode.
--
Pedro

Re: C-v and M-v stopped to work

a...@muc.de (Alan Mackenzie) — Sun, 19 May 2013 11:35:32 UT

This suggests you've somehow got CUA mode key bindings mixed up in your
Emacs setup. Are you sure you were actually in Emacs when you tried C-v?

I think your .emacs (and possibly .bashrc) are a bit big for searching
through. It might be more helpful if you could post the recent "few"
changes you've made (say, as a universal or context diff).

C-v and M-v stopped to work

andreltra...@gmail.com (AndreLTR) — Sat, 18 May 2013 09:11:08 UT

Hello,

All of a sudden, C-v and M-v no longer work. I've just a few changes and cannot find where the actual error is. For instance, C-v makes paste. I use ubuntu 13.04. The .emacs and .bashrc are below. Any help greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Andre Luiz

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Re: Emacs (Gnus), mail, news, and multiple encodings

keram...@ceid.upatras.gr (Γιώργος Κεραμίδας) — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 08:23:51 UT

Ah, I see now. Thanks :-)

I found the original message and read it more carefully. Now, having
done a bit of reading, I understand better what the OP wrote. I haven't
used MULE with POP3 as extensively as the OP says he did, and it's a
10-year old problem that even he doesn't really want to talk about.

Re: Emacs (Gnus), mail, news, and multiple encodings

oneing...@gmail.com (Ivan Shmakov) — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 20:49:29 UT

[…]

> I admit I have only worked with semi-compatible encodings, like two
> different parts of the same MIME message which are encoded in utf-8
> and iso-8859-7 respectively. So I am missing something here, because
> I have seen Gnus running as utf-8 display both parts of such a
> message with the appropriate conversion to the 'wider' encoding.

Re: Emacs (Gnus), mail, news, and multiple encodings

keram...@ceid.upatras.gr (Γιώργος Κεραμίδας) — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 20:29:13 UT

Exactly.

I admit I have only worked with semi-compatible encodings, like two
different parts of the same MIME message which are encoded in utf-8 and
iso-8859-7 respectively. So I am missing something here, because I have
seen Gnus running as utf-8 display both parts of such a message with the

Re: Emacs (Gnus), mail, news, and multiple encodings

spamt...@library.lspace.org.invalid (Seymour J. Shmuel Metz) — Fri, 05 Apr 2013 13:01:45 UT

In <876201e3bb....@kobe.laptop>, on 04/05/2013
at 11:26 AM, <keram...@ceid.upatras.gr> said:

From RFC 2045:

An initial set of seven top-level media types is defined in RFC
2046. Five of these are discrete types whose content is
essentially opaque as far as MIME processing is concerned. The

Re: Emacs (Gnus), mail, news, and multiple encodings

keram...@ceid.upatras.gr (Γιώργος Κεραμίδας) — Fri, 05 Apr 2013 09:26:16 UT

Are you talking about multiple encoding in a single 'MIME part' too, or
something else though?

Each MIME part can have its own charset attribute, so Gnus, VM, or any
other email client, can recognize that this is happening and try to
recode / display the MIME part in the appropriate way.

But multiple character sets / encodings within a _single_ MIME part

Re: Emacs (Gnus), mail, news, and multiple encodings

j...@inf.ed.ac.uk (Julian Bradfield) — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 11:12:12 UT

But a single message may contain multiple encodings...which are
correctly dealt with by VM, for example, just as it has to deal with
multiple encodings in a mailbox file.

Emacs (Gnus), mail, news, and multiple encodings

oneing...@gmail.com (Ivan Shmakov) — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 10:16:16 UT

[Well, cross-posting to news:news.software.readers and
news:comp.mail.misc. Perhaps news:gnu.emacs.gnus might have
been a better choice, but I'm somewhat cautious as to cross-post
to a Mailman-backed newsgroup.]

>> Frankly, I can't readily recall of /any/ text editor that would
>> allow for multiple encodings for a single file. Could you please

Re: Emacs multiple encodings support

rati...@gweep.net (Stainless Steel Rat) — Fri, 29 Mar 2013 02:01:45 UT

Not that it's terribly relevant since there are no text editors out there
other than Emacs that can be used to read mail and news (that I know of).
But the answer is: Emacs but only if the coding system for the buffer is
set to 'binary.

Perhaps, but I can't name one besides Emacs that has ever been responsible

Re: [OT] forwards from right-stuf-press at lists.rightstuf.com

oneing...@gmail.com (Ivan Shmakov) — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 09:57:22 UT

[Dropping news:comp.emacs from Followup-To:.]

[...]

> RightStuf sends out announcements as HTML-encoded UTF-8. Usenet does
> not officially acknowledge UTF-8 encodings.

That would seem to suggest that such forwards "violate" the
established Usenet conventions, wouldn't it?

> The multi-byte munging could happen at any NNTP server along the path

Emacs multiple encodings support

oneing...@gmail.com (Ivan Shmakov) — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 09:46:10 UT

[Setting Followup-To: news:comp.emacs, for the encoding support
in Emacs is irrelevant to either anime or netnews.]

>> First of all, I've never experienced an encoding-related issue with
>> Emacs ever since I've switched to Emacs 23. (Or was it Emacs 22?
>> Other than a few spurious crashes, that is.) However, cross-posting