I have now just personally run into yet another facet of this problem. Due to my mapping
:map <A-5> :b 5<CR> I cannot type the Greek letter µ, often used as the "micro" SI prefix symbol. Why? Because µ is U+00B5 in Unicode. 0xb5 is 0x80 + 0x35. Vim treats this high-bit-set as Alt+(ASCII 0x35), which is the digit 5. Thus it triggers my mapping. This breaks EVEN in gvim. I start a brand new gvim, enter insert mode, try to type µ and immediately get E86: Buffer 5 does not exist This one also needs fixing. Please Bram? -- Paul "LeoNerd" Evans [email protected] http://www.leonerd.org.uk/ | https://metacpan.org/author/PEVANS
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