On Wednesday, June 4, 2014 12:59:58 PM UTC-5, Stas Malavin wrote:
> To make changes in several files I use the following script:
>
>
>
> echo search('publications.html"') | normal o<li><a
> href="./book_series.html">Книжные серии</a></li>
>
> echo search('collections.html"') | d
>
> echo search('photo.html"') | d
>
> wq
>
>
>
> Then I do
>
> for file in *.html do; vim -e $file < script; done
>
>
>
> As a result a string "^Z=86=K5 A5@88" is inserted instead of "Книжные серии".
> All html files as well as the script itself are utf-8 encoded, and no other
> problems with Cyrillic revealed. What's going on?
>
>
>
> Thanks in advance for any comment!
I assume this is your stackoverflow post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24019364/why-vim-doesnt-insert-cyrillic-symbols-properly-in-ex-mode
>From there you mentioned: 'encoding' in Vim is set to utf-8, and
>"scriptencoding utf-8" doesn't fix anything.
I'm wondering, if you start Vim in ex mode "vim -e", whether encoding is set to
utf-8 then? I think there may be a different set of config files being loaded.
Or maybe the problem is not Vim, but rather it is your terminal? I don't know
enough about working with the terminal to say whether or not "< script" will
send the correctly encoded stuff to Vim. If it does, perhaps Vim needs
'termencoding' set differently from its current setting. What is 'termencoding'
set to?
Have you tried using "-S script" instead of "-e ... < script"?
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