> Пнд, 16 Авг 2010, Alessandro Antonello писал(а):
>> Hi, all.
>>
>> Yesterday I download and install the new Vim version 7.3 and I started facing
>> some kind of problem when typing accent characters like single quote, double
>> quote, tilde, back tick and circunflex. The problem seams randomly because I
>> didn't get how is the logical sequence yet.
>>
>> I am using Windows XP SP3 and my LANG environment variable is setted as
>> 'en_US' (my Windows is in English) but my locale on Windows is Brazilian
>> Portuguese. I use a US international keyboard layout so to type those
>> characters I need two keystrokes: ("<Space>) for the double quote,
>> ('<Space>) for single quote, (~<Space>) for tilde, (`<Space>) for back tick
>> and (^<Space>) for circunflex.
>>
>> To me it seams that Vim/gVim is expecting some accented character after the
>> accent and completly ignoring the <space> key. I saw that after the <space>
>> if
>> I type any other key except the <backspace> the accent character is printed.
>> For example, if I type the following sequence:
>>
>> "<Space>" - the output is: ""
>>
>> "<Space><Backspace><space><Space>a - the output is: ä
>>
>> So the accent is kept in the imput buffer until another key is pressed. But
>> spaces and backspaces are ignored.
>>
>> What I tried to do was chaging my vimrc and gvimrc to not load any of my
>> mappings or functions. No effect. I also try loading vim without any plugin
>> using the command line -u NONE. Also no effect.
>>
>> Some one has an idea about what is happening?
>>
>> Thanks in advance,
>>
>> Alessandro Antonello
>
> Does it work if type the character twice, eg "" '' ``
>
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If typed twice they appear twice. The first character is kept in the
input buffer, when the second is typed vim/gvim prints both. The same
happens if you type different sequences like "' (double quote followed
by single quote), or ^` (circumflex followed by back tick). Just
doesn't work the way always worked. I mean, not all the times, the
problem seams ramdonly, appearing most of times, but not all.
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