My example is simple:
Please execute and paste it into the
command line of Vim this string.
echo "０１２３４５６７８９"
It is displayed in this part of the 64bit
environment, including me:
０１２
"３４５６７８９" is missing.
This problem function "screen_puts_len()" of.
This function sets a new pointer to a strin
Nobuhiro Takasaki wrote:
> Hi. What physical condition are you?
>
> A result of discussions at the Issue of vim-jp.
> This is a common problem in a multi-byte countries.
>
> In the terminal,
> if the last character in the string is a multi-byte
> character, and by outputting the space character
Hi, Bram and Nobuhiro
2014/5/13(Tus) 23:17:39 UTC+9 Nobuhiro Takasaki:
> Hi. What physical condition are you?
>
> A result of discussions at the Issue of vim-jp.
> This is a common problem in a multi-byte countries.
>
> In the terminal,
> if the last character in the string is a multi-byte
> cha
Hi. What physical condition are you?
A result of discussions at the Issue of vim-jp.
This is a common problem in a multi-byte countries.
In the terminal,
if the last character in the string is a multi-byte
character, and by outputting the space character,
and keep the integrity of the display.
W
