2008/10/6 Noah Spurrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> I put this as the last line in a Python program I'm working on:
> # vim:set sr et ts=4 sw=4 ft=python fenc=utf-8:
fenc cannot be normally used for determining the encoding of the file,
since it is set *after* the file is loaded. Try opening a file, and
then setting fenc, and you will understand it.
This said, I also think setting fenc in the file is something wanted.
I made this work in the plug-in fencview. One still needs to remember
that this kind of files may cause trouble to others. The key function
for this functionality is shown below:
function! s:CheckModelineFileEncoding()
if &modified && &fileencoding!=''
if s:disable_autodetection<2
let Syn=&syntax
exec 'edit! ++enc='.&fileencoding
if Syn!=''
let &syntax=Syn
endif
elseif exists('s:fencview_manual_enc')
let &fileencoding=s:fencview_manual_enc
set nomodified
endif
endif
endfunction
exec 'au BufWinEnter ' . g:fencview_auto_patterns .
\' call s:CheckModelineFileEncoding()'
Best regards,
Yongwei
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