You can try using [[:alpha:]] or \i or \k.
See :help whitespace, note the remark just above that.
I've already tried [[:alpha:]] (not working), but \i and \k works like
a charm. Thank you very much.
However its a bit strange 'cause \i should be used environment
variable checking, where
Reply to message «Re: LOCALE settings and regexp classes»,
sent 15:49:23 14 December 2010, Tuesday
by GoteGuru:
I've already tried [[:alpha:]] (not working), but \i and \k works like
a charm. Thank you very much.
[:...:] classes does not work with unicode, only with ASCII.
However its a bit
Gergely wrote:
I try to google for solution without success so I'm here. :)
It seems vim regexpes absolutely ignore local collation settings,
what is very unfortunate. OS linux, locale is hu_HU.utf8.
For expl I would like to search for /[a-z]*/ and fail on néz.
Am I miss some setting or
Hi!
I try to google for solution without success so I'm here. :)
It seems vim regexpes absolutely ignore local collation settings,
what is very unfortunate. OS linux, locale is hu_HU.utf8.
For expl I would like to search for /[a-z]*/ and fail on néz.
Am I miss some setting or this cannot be
