Christian MICHON wrote:
On 3/6/06, Bram Moolenaar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
GTK2 does everything with UTF-8, thus it should work as it is.
I know this is a bit late, but I tried today to make a custom gtk2
gvim build without multibyte, and I apparently cannot unless I
change heavily the code around the utf8 stuff...
The problem I face is that all my previous builds were gtk-1.2.10
without multibyte, and when I do cut and paste from gvim 7
to one of those gtk1 build, I get nasty [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ chains
embedded in whatever I copy.
Is there a fix or this is the expected gtk2 behaviour ?
GTK2 gvim does all its I/O in UTF-8. Therefore, IIUC, you cannot have both
+gui_gtk2 and -multibyte.
You might try setting 'encoding' to latin1 in the GTK2 build to see if it
makes a difference. Of course, there's no way you can paste codepoints >
U+00FF into an 8-bit build of Vim, except as multi-byte gibberish.
The long-term fix, of course, is to stop using those earlier -multibyte
builds. 8-bit _files_ should be compatible between + and - multibyte builds
anyway.
Best regards,
Tony.
