Tags with characters above ASCII breaks tag shortcuts

Tags with characters above ASCII breaks tag shortcuts

[Björn Lindström]

In one of my files (encoded with UTF-8), I have this line:

#+TAGS: ACADEMIA(a) LÄSNING(l) PROJEKT(p)

Now, when I use `C-c C-c' somewhere to add a tag, the menu will look
like this:

    Inherited:
    Current:

      [a] ACADEMIA    [l] LÄSNING(l)    [p] PROJEKT

If I press `l RET', the tag added is `:LÄSNING(l):', not `:LÄSNING:'.

Re: Tags with characters above ASCII breaks tag shortcuts

[Carsten Dominik]

Hi Björn,

You are using a non-ASCII character (Ä) as part of a tag.
This is currently not supported, and this tag will not work.

Character allowed in tags are a-z, A-Z, 0-9, "@"  and "_".

I tend to agree that all word constituent characters *should* be 
allowed,
I am noting this down as something to change.  But  for the time
beeing your work-around is to write LAESNING or LASNING or LECTURE
or something like that.

Sorry.

- Carsten


On Mar 8, 2007, at 21:14, Björn Lindström wrote:

> In one of my files (encoded with UTF-8), I have this line:
>
> #+TAGS: ACADEMIA(a) LÄSNING(l) PROJEKT(p)
>
> Now, when I use `C-c C-c' somewhere to add a tag, the menu will look
> like this:
>
>     Inherited:
>     Current:
>
>       [a] ACADEMIA    [l] LÄSNING(l)    [p] PROJEKT
>
> If I press `l RET', the tag added is `:LÄSNING(l):', not `:LÄSNING:'.
>
>
>
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