lisp-emacs-internationalcharacters question
After tweaking xmodmap, I can type " ñ " and other international
characters. There is however a new problem associated to it:
I am using emacs to translate a book, writing the TeX code in plain TeX. In
Latex there is babel and some other package that allow you to use ec, dc
fonts containing European non English characters. There is nothing like that
as far as I can tell for Plain TeX, so if I type ñ the compiler ignores it
completely. Besides, if I type \~n ispell screams read.
The solution that I see could be very simple: Write some kind of little lisp
instruction that would capture ñ and make it \~n before passing it to the
compiler. Same would apply to all other needed characters.
But I am completely clueless here. Any idea about how to solve this, either
to enable the use of ec fonts in Plain, or such lisp (or any other language)
program would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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