Yakov Lerner wrote:
On 12/3/06, A.J.Mechelynck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yakov Lerner wrote:
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> My vim is build with +mbyte ('huge' build). gvim shows russian letters.
> vim under console, no. The linux is FC5.
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> Yakov
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+mbyte is required for Unicode support as well as for any 16-bit
encoding.
Do you mean has('multi_byte') ? I have it.
er, yes, indeed, I meant +multi_byte.
Russian letters in the konsole requires a UTF-8 (or Russian-localised)
konsole
and a console font (set outside of Vim) which includes the necessary
glyphs.
I have russian in konsole which is confirmed by cat''ting the file in
konsole.
I see russian letters when I 'cat' the file. 'konsole' is set to utf8. Why
vim does not show russian then (enc and fenc are set to utf-8) ?
Yakov
I wonder. Are they set so by default or do you have to ":set" them? What are
they set to when your vimrc starts (or when running Vim with -u NONE)? Console
Vim is more dependent than gvim upon your system's locale; that's why I always
use gvim when dealing with non-Latin scripts (and most often even with Latin-1).
Best regards,
Tony.
