Hi Pablo, My replies are a little out of order, I hope you can cope.
2009/11/11 Pablo Giménez: > Just checking seems that in the Mac the spanish keyboard layout is in using > the latin encoding rather than unicode. I don't know if this can cause the > problem. All input that reaches MacVim is Unicode (UTF-16) >> > Just checking, now is printing characters but not the proper ones. >> > In the spanish layout you have to press Option(Alt)+3 to get the # >> > symbol. No, you have to press Shift+3 to get # using Spanish layout. Just open up "Keyboard Viewer" and you can see where all the keys are (go to "Input Sources" in the "Language & Text" System Preference pane, click "Show Input menu in menu bar", and in the list view tick the "Keyboard & Character Viewer" item at the top, then you can open the keyboard viewer from the language menu that sits next to the clock on the menu bar). >> >> I am using MacVim with a spanish keyboard layout. >> >> I always use the termencoding=utf-8 option. This option is forcibly set to utf-8 anyway and is ignored, so you don't have to set it. >> >> My problem is that I can´t use some symbols like for example the #, >> >> basically it doesn´t appear whe I typed them. >> >> All the symbols works properly in other tools is just MacVim, I don't understand the problem. Please be more specific (step-by-step instructions). >> >> Is this related with some utf problem like this: >> >> >> >> http://old.nabble.com/MacVim-file-encoding-and-Quicklook-td17289501.html No, that does not sound related. >> >> Or is just a limitation of MacVim with thespanish keyboard layout. No, there is no limitation that I am aware of. >> >> PD: is the problem described in the above link solved? No, still waiting for a patch. (hint, hint) Björn --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_mac" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
