On Sun, 04 Jan 2009, pansz wrote:
> Interesting, I see the wide punctuation characters are recognized, so
> vim is using wide character internally, and omitting some particular
> wide-character from 'iskeyword' shouldn't be hard.
>
> Then why the 'iskeyword' supports only characters from 0-255?
Just wild guess since I've never looked into vim's source code. I
think that iskeyword or spellcheck for that matter use FSM to
implement the parser. It's ok to have a table of 256 characters but
not so easy to work with a table of millions of unicode characters.
A quick and dirty workaround is to coerce all non 8-bit characters as
white space.
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