On Sun, 10 Oct 2010, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
On 08/10/10 21:22, Benjamin R. Haskell wrote:
On Sat, 9 Oct 2010, Zac Lee wrote:
please see the pic
yes, I know that the characters cannot display in one line, but I want
the line 127 is full thanks
Are you looking for the 'wrap' option?
:help 'wrap'
Specifically:
:set nowrap
Or do you mean that the characters aren't stretching to the edge of
the screen? In that case, I'm not sure. Maybe your OS has a defective
wcwidth() (so Vim isn't calculating the widths of the hanzi
correctly)? More information would be necessary to diagnose. Is that
Vim or Gvim?
Vim will never display a left-half hanzi in the last screen cell of a
line. If a hanzi would start in the last cell of a line, Vim moves
the whole hanzi to the next line (in 'wrap' mode) or omits it (in
'nowrap' mode). The apparent "space" in the last cell of the line has
no reality, it is not part of the text of the file as recorded on
disk, or indeed even as represented in memory.
Vim always uses two screen cells for "wide" CJK characters, it has its
own width table compiled-in (borrowed from the Unicode character
properties database) and, for "ambiguous" characters which are "wide"
in some fonts and "narrow" in others, the 'ambiwidth' option.
It wasn't clear to me from the screenshot what the problem was. OP, is
that the problem -- that there's space for half a CJK character?
Where 'Y' is a Latin character, and __ and -- are hanzi:
┌──────────────────┐
│127 __--__--__--Y │
│ --__-- │
│128 __--__-- │
└──────────────────┘
It looked to me like the line itself was only occupying about half of
the available screen width:
┌───────────────────────────────────┐
│127 __--__--__--Y │
│ --__-- │
│128 __--__-- │
└───────────────────────────────────┘
(My off-the-cuff response about wcwidth() doesn't make sense for either
case, but it's nice to know Vim rolls its own.)
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Best,
Ben
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