Dominique Pelle wrote:
> Consider the Ex command ":s/ \?/ /g".
>
> It transforms a line "foo bar" into " f o o b a r " (good so far).
>
> Now, if the line contains multibyte characters, it no longer works.
> If current line contains "café bar" for example, it transforms it
> into "c a f <c3> <a9> b a r" (bad).
>
> Tested with Vim-7.3.177 on Linux with a utf-8 locale.
I can reproduce it.
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