On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 9:02 PM, Paolo Baruffa <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi!
> I need to perform ANSI/UNICODE commands in my GVIM.
> I read many docs on the web about and I did set these:
>
> "------------------------------------------
> " .vimrc includes
> "----------------------
> :set ffs=dos,unix,mac " autosense Dos,Unix,Mac
> :set fileencodings=ucs-bom,utf-8,latin1 " autosense coding
> " (no fileencoding is set in .vimrc)
>
> "------------------------------------------
> " my menu includes
> "----------------------
>
> :set fileencoding=latin1<CR><Esc>:set ff=dos<CR>:w!<CR> " ANSI Dos
> :set fileencoding=utf-8<CR>:w!<CR><Esc> " UNICODE
>
> "-------------------------------------------
>
> but they don't work correctly (I check the files with an
> other editor)...
>
> 1) I open an ANSI file with GVim, I ask ":set fileencoding"
> and the file appears as "utf-8"
>
What's the value for the option "encoding" ?
if the "encoding" is set to utf-8 when you don't set "fenc" , the file
will open with the same encoding as what you set to enc , which should
become 'utf8'
>
> 2) conversion between ANSI <> UNICODE and then reverse likes
> right ("converted" in bottom status line), but refreshing
> the file on the other editor I see the same coding...
>
What do you mean for the "The same coding "?
The coding is always ANSI or UNICODE?
And before this , there is something should be mentioned.
UTF-8 is a variable-length character encoding for UNICODE , and
if you original file is ansi encoding , when it is convert to utf8 ( without
BOM),
the file should be same ( seems like no convert ). Because utf8 uses the
single
octet encoding only for the 128 US-ASCII characters which is the same as
when it is encoding with ansi.
>
> Does anybody can help, pls?
>
>
>
> >
>
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