On Windows, I have one single vimrc for both gVim and cygwin vim.
It works great, and both can input Chinese using VimIM plugin without
touching |+multi_byte_ime|.
The key vimrc setting to display Chinese are:
set enc=utf8 gfn=Courier_New:h12:w7 fencs=ucs-bom,utf8,chinese
set
gfw=NSimSun-18030,GulimChe,GungsuhChe,FangSong,MS_Mincho,SimHei
Now, open console vim, I can type Chinese at will: (correct Chinese
below)
沧海月明珠有泪
蓝田日暖玉生烟
The problem came in when I wanted to put the content to Windows system
clipboard.
Because console vim does not support @+ or @" register, I have to
use external programs. But that is not an issue as making system()
calls from console vim is a pleasant (sorry for gVim.exe).
Option #1, using cygwin putclip:
------------------------------
:%y|call system('putclip', @@)
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option #2, using clip from Windows
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:%y|call system('clip', @@)
---------------------------
Both above options worked in the way that the content (14 Chinese
characters) was put successfully in Windows clipboard.
However, when I opened gVim, and pasted from clipbard (:put *),
I found garbled characters:
>From option #1, I got the following mess:
-------------------------------------
沧海月明ç 有泪
è“ ç”°æ—¥æš–çŽ‰ç”ŸçƒŸ
-------------------------------------
>From option #2, I got the following mess:
-------------------------------------
沧海月明珠有泪
蓝田日暖玉生烟
-------------------------------------
Further investigation shows that the content in the Windows clipboard
is not lost.
I could get the original Chinese by the following steps using gVim:
(1) gVim vimrc
set enc=ansi gfn=Courier_New:h12:w7 fencs=ansi
(2) gVim
(3) :put *
(4) :wq myfile
(5) gVim vimrc
set enc=utf8 gfn=Courier_New:h12:w7 fencs=ucs-bom,utf8,chinese
(6) gVim
(7) :r myfile
I also searched wikia, but found nothing dealing with multi-bytes:
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Using_the_Windows_clipboard_in_Cygwin_Vim
It looks like the issue is ++enc=utf8 cannot "translate"/"detect"
clipboard content?
Any thing do I missed?
Thanks
Sean
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