Hi,

The extra character is the hex 0 character, ga returns
<<00>>  0,  Hex 00,  Octal 000.

Just in case someone else get the same problem, I've corrected it by
repalcing this line in my script:

 VIM::Buffer.current.append(0, content)

by this:

 VIM::command('1')
 VIM::command("norm i"+content)

Raph



On 3/9/07, Raphael Bauduin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
HI,

I'm writing a BufReadCmd to read content from a database. It works
fine, except that new lines are displayed as [EMAIL PROTECTED] When I write it 
back
new lines are correct in the data written in the DB. I guess this is a
problem with encoding, but I have everyting in UTF-8: database,
fileencoding (I set it at the start of BufReadCmd), encoding, and (I
think) terminal (xterm -u8).

Does any one have a hint? Searching the web for these characters
wasn't very helpful....

thanks.


Raph

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