I use a Belgian azerty keyboard and use nmap in _vimrc (vim 7.0 on
Windows 2000) to map the ² and µ keys to ~ (² is more or less in the
same place on the keyboard as the tilde on an american qwerty and one
can think of µ as standing for Majuscule).
These mappings don't work in files for which the encoding and
fileencoding are set to utf-8 (.xsd files, ...).
It does not make a difference what the encoding and fileencoding of
_vimrc are (latin-1 or utf-8).
Changing the encoding to latin-1 at the ex prompt makes it work (but
makes special characters unreadable).
Changing the encoding back to utf-8 at the ex prompt makes the mapping
stop working.
Curiously, when the mapping is done at the ex prompt (with the encoding
set to utf-8), then it does work.
Also, some scripts don't work when the encoding is utf-8 (e.g.,
EnhancedCommentify-2.2 with Alt-X).
Is there a way to make them work in utf-8 encoded files?
Jan
