Cesar Romani wrote: > >> -----Messaggio originale----- >> Da: A.J.Mechelynck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Inviato: venerdì 9 giugno 2006 23.34 >> A: Cesar Romani >> Cc: Vim >> Oggetto: Re: Vim doesn't open files with chinese file names >> >> Cesar Romani wrote: >> >>> If I have a file with a chinese file name, f.e. 感情包袱.txt >>> It won’t open but it throws the message: E303: Unable to open swap file >>> >> for >> >>> “????.txt”, recovery impossible >>> >>> Instead with notepad I can open the file. >>> >>> Many thanks in advance, >>> >>> Andalou >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> Is your Vim version compiled with +multi_byte ? (:echo has("multi_byte") >> should return 1). The multi-byte feature is also mentioned in the >> ":version" text as one of +multi_byte, +multi_byte_ime or >> +multi_byte_ime/dyn >> >> If yes, check near the bottom of the :version text the name of the >> compiler: Vim binaries compiled with BCC32 have been notorious in the >> past for bad support of multi-byte characters, especially in filenames; >> IIUC, other compilers such as gcc and (don't remember the compiler >> executable name) MS Visual C have less problems in that respect. (I >> could be wrong though; I don't use non-Latin1 filenames and only very >> rarely non-7-bit-ASCII ones.) >> >> If has("multi_byte") is nonzero and it wasn't compiled with BCC32 then I >> don't know what it is -- maybe a bug. In this case, a makeshift >> workaround (until Bram fixes it) would be to rename the file back and >> forth to something with only 7-bit ASCII in the name. >> >> Normally, E303 means the swapfile can't be opened; but you should still >> be able to edit the file itself, unless it is very large. But you won't >> get a recovery option if Vim crashes, so don't forget to save your work >> extra often. >> >> Oh, and you are using a recent version of Vim aren't you? A year or two >> ago Vim just couldn't handle filenames with multibyte characters in >> them, but I thought that bug had been fixed. >> >> >> Best regards, >> Tony. >> > > Thanks for your answer, > I use the vim 7.0 compiled with MS Visual C and it has multibyte. > echo has("multi_byte") return 1. > The file won't be opened and can't be edited even though the file is small. > All what I get is an empty file. > If I rename the file with ASCII, even with accented file name it will be > opened. But notepad can open and edit it. > > Many thanks in advance, > > Andalou > > > > > > Well, I guess it's a bug; and I don't know how to fix it. Until Bram comes back I cannot help you any better than I already did. (Help, anyone?)
Best regards, Tony.
