On 19/07/09 14:40, Nicolas Aggelidis wrote:
>
>> Could be. What's the answer to
>>
>> :verbose setglobal bomb?
>>
>> (with the question mark)?
>>
> i have the following in my .vimrc
>
> if has("multi_byte")
> if&termencoding == ""
> let&termencoding =&encoding
> endif
> set encoding=utf-8 "Sets the character encoding used inside Vim.
> setglobal fileencoding=utf-8 bomb
> set fileencodings=ucs-bom,utf-8,latin1,cp1253
> endif
>
> should i change the following line ?
>
> setglobal fileencoding=utf-8 bomb
This defines the defaults for newly created files. You may change it in
your vimrc, or keep it in your vimrc and change it temporarily when
unpacking a vimball: here's an example:
:setglobal nobomb
:e somefilename.vba
:so %
:setglobal bomb
>
>>>
>>>
>>> PS: is there any way to "pipe" the output of a command (i.e vim
>>> netrw.vba) to a buffer? So that i can provide the exact error...
>>
>> You can capture the messages into a file, a register or a variable. If
>> you capture them into @+ (the clipoard) you can then paste that into
>> your mailer.
>>
>> see
>> :help :redir
>>
>> There is quite a lot of it; the last one (":redir END" to terminate
>> redirection) is important.
>>
>
> great trick! i had no idea :) ... although it would be simpler if i
> could just copy from the command line...
Maybe you can, see
:help modeless-selection
:help modeless-and-clipboard
This, however, only works while the message is visible. With
redirection, you can capture any length of messages.
Best regards,
Tony.
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