>> If you could let us know exactly what the difference is between 
>> GTK/MacVim as regards Hebrew support then I (or anybody else interested, 
>> of course) could look into fixing this.  The problem, for me, with 
>> adding support for other languages (than English) is that I simply do 
>> not know how they are used, and hence I have no idea as to what 
>> works/doesn't work.  I would really appreciate if you could post a list 
>> of test cases (to vim_mac, since this is Mac specific) and say how they 
>> should behave.
> 
> I will aim to do this for you soon. I would love it if you could fix it!

OK. Well, I've found one reason it doesn't work, which is documented!

One of the main things I need is composing characters which are not yet 
supported.

There are a couple of reasons I didn't find the documentation earlier:

1. The snapshot archives contain multiple items at the top level. This is 
fairly 
nonstandard IMHO. I am in the habit of grabbing distribution files and 
unarchiving 
them in a folder full of other files and then finding the single folder that 
the 
archive contains. Could I suggest doing the same with MacVim, i.e. rather than 
providing the snapshots containing MacVim.app, README and mvim all at the top 
level, provide them containing a single folder MacVim which contains the other 
stuff.

2. There is no mention of gui_mac.txt at the top of gui.txt in the (patched) 
help 
files! This should definitely be added, circa line 20 in gui.txt.

Could I also suggest moving the bulk if not all of the content of the README 
into 
the help files? Even though some of it is snapshot related, it is a much more 
accessible place, given Vim's excellent help facility.

I will get to moving the clipboard support and providing more details on the 
trouble with right-to-left stuff later.

Cheers,

Ben.




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