Paolo wrote:
> I need to perform ANSI/UNICODE commands in my GVIM.
The procedure is pretty baffling. Generally, by the time you
have read the file, it is too late. I used the following code to
convert several files a year ago.
I have the following in my vimrc, but I _think_ that this does
not matter given the following procedure:
set encoding=utf-8
You would put the following in a file, say convert.vim, and
edit it for the names of the files you want. You need to also
specify the encoding for reading, and for writing.
" Convert specified files from cp1251 to utf-8.
let files = 'first.txt second.txt third.txt'
for f in split(files)
exec 'edit ++enc=cp1251 '.f
exec 'write ++enc=utf-8 '.f
endfor
After saving the above file, open it in Vim (do NOT open any
other file), and enter the following to execute the code:
:so %
That "sources" the current file. You should have a COPY of the
files you want to convert in the current directory. They will be
overwritten.
John
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