On 26-Jul-05, at 3:47 PM, Trevor Baca wrote:
Yes, you're right. The trick is
set encoding=utf-8
All fine under OS X with
:digraphs
Ok, I hate being a newbie, but I'm lost. OSX 10.3.9, vim (as it comes
with OSX, not the fink version), Terminal.
I've got
set encoding=utf-8
in my ~/.vim
On 27-Jul-05, at 7:54 PM, Trevor Baca wrote:
I thought I'd take this offline since the rest of the list at least
appears to have a pretty good handle on diacritics.
We might as well keep on it on the list; there may be somebody like me
who spends an hour searching mailing lists looking for a
> Are you using 10.4? (see below)
Yes, 10.4.2.
> > What do these values give you:
> >
> > :set encoding?
>
> Entered in command mode?
Yes, command mode.
> E519: Option not supported: encoding?
> (same result for ":set encoding")
OK, that's just odd. vim definitely takes an encoding and f
On 28-Jul-05, at 4:20 AM, Trevor Baca wrote:
E519: Option not supported: encoding?
(same result for ":set encoding")
OK, that's just odd. vim definitely takes an encoding and for unicode
what you're looking for is encoding=utf-8. Maybe your previous version
of vim wasn't compiled with the mul
