If, on WinXP, I do
regedit /e regfile.reg
I get a file with the contents of the registry. However, in my Gvim
(6.4) I see nulls for every other character (^@), which agrees with
remarks about ucs-2le in the docs. This is particularly
unpleasant to read and edit. Notepad will display it to read, but
for editing I'd rather use gvim. Both
:he utf-16 | he ucs2-le
turn up nothing, and the utf-8 things don't seem relevant. :he
encoding tells me I can't use that to edit a file that has loaded
incorrectly, so I'll have to re-open the file. But that means
right-clicking the file to access vim won't work.
I think I'm doing this the hard way. Could someone point me at the
right part of the docs, please?
Thank you,
Hugh
