Re: (bug) yank and a particular utf-8 character

2010-05-26 Fir de Conversatie Charles Campbell
Tony Mechelynck wrote: On 25/05/10 22:37, Bram Moolenaar wrote: Charles Campbell wrote: Set up a filetmp with a single line: (this line should appear as a -1 with a m exponent; ie. char-0x1D50 -1áµ Use the following command: vim -u simple.vimrc tmp and try Yp (yank and put).

Re: (bug) yank and a particular utf-8 character

2010-05-26 Fir de Conversatie Charles Campbell
Dominique Pellé wrote: It's odd indeed that nobody can reproduce it. Can you fully automate it? For example, this works fine for me (no bug) with Vim-7.3a and Vim-7.2.245: $ vim -u NONE --noplugin -N -c 'set enc=utf-8' -c 'call feedkeys(i-1\c-vu1d50\escYp)' Does it work for you? This

Re: (bug) yank and a particular utf-8 character

2010-05-26 Fir de Conversatie David Fishburn
On 26/05/2010 3:45 PM, Charles Campbell wrote: ... Hmm, I hadn't tried --noplugin yet; that seems to toggle the behavior. Time to do some which-plugin-is-it... ok, I found it (it was yankring.vim, which makes sense). Hey, I resemble that remark! Thanks for the repro, I will look into it.

(bug) yank and a particular utf-8 character

2010-05-25 Fir de Conversatie Charles Campbell
Hello! Set up a file tmp with a single line: (this line should appear as a -1 with a m exponent; ie. char-0x1D50 -1ᵐ Use the following command: vim -u simple.vimrc tmp and try Yp (yank and put). simple.vimrc: set nocp set enc=utf-8 I see --11ᵐ instead of -1ᵐ -1ᵐ ie. its picking up the

Re: (bug) yank and a particular utf-8 character

2010-05-25 Fir de Conversatie Bram Moolenaar
Charles Campbell wrote: Set up a file tmp with a single line: (this line should appear as a -1 with a m exponent; ie. char-0x1D50 -1áµ Use the following command: vim -u simple.vimrc tmp and try Yp (yank and put). simple.vimrc: set nocp set enc=utf-8 I see --11áµ

Re: (bug) yank and a particular utf-8 character

2010-05-25 Fir de Conversatie Dominique Pellé
Charles Campbell wrote: Hello! Set up a file tmp with a single line: (this line should appear as a -1 with a m exponent; ie. char-0x1D50 -1ᵐ Use the following command: vim -u simple.vimrc tmp and try Yp (yank and put). simple.vimrc: set nocp set enc=utf-8 I see --11ᵐ instead

Re: (bug) yank and a particular utf-8 character

2010-05-25 Fir de Conversatie Tony Mechelynck
On 25/05/10 22:37, Bram Moolenaar wrote: Charles Campbell wrote: Set up a filetmp with a single line: (this line should appear as a -1 with a m exponent; ie. char-0x1D50 -1áµ Use the following command: vim -u simple.vimrc tmp and try Yp (yank and put). simple.vimrc: set nocp set enc=utf-8