Babiker Osman wrote:
Hi
Thanks Tony for your help
:echo has("arabic")
The answer is 1
I did the pasting however
Did you (re)start gvim with the modified vimrc?
Vim will insert
the current 'guifont' value, with escaping ackslashes
if and where needed.
Does'nt work
What do you see after:
1) pasting the code snipped I gave you into your vimrc
2) restarting gvim
3) typing
:set gfn=<Tab>
(where <Tab> is not 5 characters but just hitting Tab)
Your ":set" statement should be filled-in and you should be able to do
command-line edition on it.
I chose Courier New 10 from vim menu it works
However when i compile for tex output file is empty
Best regards
babs
I don't know Tex. What is "compiling for tex output"?
Vim is capable of writing a plaintext file. If you want to pass your current
editfile to a different program, you must
- either save it (using ":w" ot maybe ":saveas <filename>" where <filename> is
any new name under which you want to save the file, then pass the (saved) file
to the external program,
- or invoke the external program as a filter and pass a range of lines to it
(see ":help filter").
Best regards,
Tony.
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