2014-03-30 3:34 GMT+04:00 Dmitry Frank <[email protected]>: > Hello all. > > match() function returns index of first match, but if there are multi-byte > chars before first match, then each multi-byte chars is interpreted as > several chars, so, index becomes wrong. > > Say, match("foobar", "bar") returns 3, which is correct. But > match("яfoobar", "bar") returns 5, which is wrong (should be 4) > > Notice: in the latter example above, I've inserted russian letter 'я', > which is multi-byte in utf-8. > > It happens when &encoding is "utf-8".I've also tested it in windows, on > russian locale there's &encoding "cp1251", then match() works correctly > with russian chars. So, it depends on &encoding. > > But we surely need to make match() work as expected when &encoding is > "utf-8" too. > > -- > Regards, > Dmitry > > Forgot to mention that this issue happens on latest Vim 7.4.227 and on the old one 7.3.429
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