Yasuhiro mattn wrote:
> When enc=utf-8, vim pass the command arguments as utf-8 string on
> windows. Thus, :grep doesn't work with multbyte string. If ACP is
> CP932 and type ":echo XXX" as utf-8, vim calls:
>
> cmd /c (echo XXX)
>
> If XXX is 3 byte utf-8 string, windows command prompt treat the arguments
> like "XXX)".
>
> https://gist.github.com/mattn/6153332
>
> Please check.
Thanks. I wonder why nobody reported a problem with this before. Just
not so many users in this situation or are they not using multi-byte
characters with external commands?
:vimgrep works properly, right?
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