My 'encoding' is set to utf-8
If I type the following in gvim:
:map! Û Ucirc;
where the {lhs} is a Latin capital U-circumflex, it appears in the output of
:map!
as
! Ã xCSI Ucirc;
(where the {lhs is represented by a capital A-tilde, some spaces, and the six
My 'encoding' is set to utf-8
If I type the following in gvim:
:map! Û Ucirc;
where the {lhs} is a Latin capital U-circumflex, it appears in the output of
:map!
as
! Ã xCSI Ucirc;
It's impressive!
It might be related to 'tenc' to, I suppose. What's that
Ben Schmidt wrote:
My 'encoding' is set to utf-8
If I type the following in gvim:
:map! Û Ucirc;
where the {lhs} is a Latin capital U-circumflex, it appears in the output of
:map!
as
!Ã xCSI Ucirc;
It's impressive!
It might be related to 'tenc' to, I suppose.
Tony Mechelynck wrote:
My 'encoding' is set to utf-8
If I type the following in gvim:
:map! Û Ucirc;
where the {lhs} is a Latin capital U-circumflex, it appears in the output of
:map!
as
! Ã xCSI Ucirc;
(where the {lhs is represented by a capital
