Ken Takata wrote:
> On Win32, "_" can be used instead of a white space for 'guifont' for
> convenience.
> For example, when a user sets "guifont=MS_Gothic", vim will also search a font
> named "MS Gothic".
> However, I found that this doesn't work well when a font name contains a
> character which includes "_" as a part of it. E.g. The second byte of "柔" is
> the same as "_" in the cp932 encoding. So ":set gfn=源柔ゴシック等幅_Regular"
> doesn't work as expected. (":set gfn=源柔ゴシック等幅\ Regular" works.)
>
> Attached patch fixes the problem.
Thanks!
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