On Sat, 3 Mar 2001, Shaul Karl wrote:
[X keyboard mapping is the right and easy way, but leave it aside for a
moment]
> vim, or gvim if you prefer a GUI, is the way I am editing Hebrew text.
> The definitions of the kbd is done by a cmd from within the editor. But you
> must have the proper support compiled in. Debian's vim package has this.
> BTW: Do other distros have Hebrew support for vim compiled in by default?
try:
vim -H
Redhat (at least as of version 6.2) and Mandrake (as of version 7.1). The
mandrake package also includes a file called vimrc_hebrew (at the time
this package was maintained by Chmouel Boudjnah).
vim's hebrew support includes reflection of the display (a poor-mans
subsstitution of bidi), visual-hebrew input mode (useful for visual hebrew
html, mainly), and hebrew keyboard mapping.
See http://www.iglu.org.il/faq/cache/101.html
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