xemacs-gtk now displaying unicode

[Stephen J. Turnbull]

Michael Sperber writes:

 > But it does not require gtk, which is what's relevant here.

My point is that a fair number of things will probably need to be
converted to speak glib-ly, and I would not want to do that surgery on
the existing redisplay-x code, which is already a bloody mess.  I
doubt it's just a matter of plugging in pango-*() everywhere we used
to use Xft*().