On 4月28日, 下午6时34分, Rudolf Bahr <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello *,
>
> I'm new to vim. Occasionally I'd like to write Arabic texts.
>
> When doing "vim -A txt" ("txt" being a new, not existing file),
> all seems to be at its best: The cursor is in the upper right
> corner of the monitor. After going into the enter mode by "i"
> there can be read in the lower left corner:
> "-- EINFÜGEN Arabisch --" (which means -- ENTERING Arabic --)
>
> But then I explicitly have to enter ":set arabic" in order to enter
> Arabic characters, otherwise there would appear latin characters.
> Why? I did invoke vim with the option "-A"!
>
> Then in Arabic mode: Though the cursor is going one position to
> its left, the second Arabic character is NOT adjusted at the left
> side of the first or the following ones, vim writes the Arabic
> characters in left to right mode!
>
> After doing ":set rl" or ":set rightleft" or "set: arabicshape"
> nothing happens. vim continues writing from left to right.
see :h 'ri'
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