to winterTTr:
What's the value for the option encoding ?
querying :set, encoding doesn't appear - maybe because I don't setted it in
.vimrc...
querying set encoding, answer is latin1 (which is correct)
refreshing the file on the other editor
I see the same coding
What do you mean
to bill lam:
does it work if you replace fileencoding with encoding? eg.
:set encoding=utf-8CR:w!CREsc UNICODE
no! it stay ANSI again... and the Euro symbol is shown as hex 80...
this way doesn't work.
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to bill lam:
does it work if you replace fileencoding with encoding? eg.
:set encoding=utf-8CR:w!CREsc UNICODE
no! it stay ANSI again... and the Euro symbol is shown as hex 80...
this way doesn't work.
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to eveybody, I get right result using this settings:
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.vimrc
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autosense Dos,Unix,Mac
:set ffs=dos,unix,mac
none settings for encoding...
:let termencoding = encoding
:set encoding=utf-8
:set
On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 4:31 PM, Paolo Baruffa win...@people.it wrote:
to winterTTr:
What's the value for the option encoding ?
querying :set, encoding doesn't appear - maybe because I don't setted it
in .vimrc...
querying set encoding, answer is latin1 (which is correct)
refreshing
On 06/11/09 09:49, Paolo Baruffa (wintec) wrote:
to eveybody, I get right result using this settings:
---
.vimrc
---
autosense Dos,Unix,Mac
:set ffs=dos,unix,mac
none settings for encoding...
On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 9:02 PM, Paolo Baruffa win...@people.it wrote:
Hi!
I need to perform ANSI/UNICODE commands in my GVIM.
I read many docs on the web about and I did set these:
--
.vimrc includes
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:set
On Thu, 05 Nov 2009, Paolo Baruffa wrote:
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my menu includes
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:set fileencoding=latin1CREsc:set ff=dosCR:w!CR ANSI Dos
:set fileencoding=utf-8CR:w!CREscUNICODE
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does
Paolo wrote:
I need to perform ANSI/UNICODE commands in my GVIM.
The procedure is pretty baffling. Generally, by the time you
have read the file, it is too late. I used the following code to
convert several files a year ago.
I have the following in my vimrc, but I _think_ that this does
not
