On 25/05/10 22:37, Bram Moolenaar wrote:
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
instead of
-1áµ
-1áµ
ie. its picking up the -1 but ignoring the "m" exponent.
I can't reproduce it...
Neither can I. (My OS locale is en_US.UTF-8 so I started Vim with
vim -u NONE -N minus-one-em.txt
). Which Vim version? I tried Vim 7.3a c81f0a037059 (Mon May 24 22:06:04
2010 +0200 "And another small fix for persistent undo.") and also Vim
7.2.437. My file minus-one-em.txt contains your three characters and a
linefeed, no BOM (hex 2D 31 E1 B5 90 0A).
I see what you describe when doing y0p or y^p instead (starting at the
exponent-m in Normal mode), which is normal since 0 and ^ are
"exclusive" motions. y$p (starting in column 1) gives --1ᵐ1ᵐ which is
also normal since $ is "inclusive".
Best regards,
Tony.
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