I noted that all latin1 files are displayed as utf8 in gvim, but they
are latin1.
I decided now to set "latin1" as global encoding and to create a
script
to check if a latin1 file has utf8 (latin1 non printable) characters.
This is my script:
function! s:NonPrintable()
silent! exe "setlocal enc=utf8"
if search('[^\x00-\xff]') != ""
silent! exe matchadd('Error', '[^\x00-\xff]')
silent! exe "setlocal enc=latin1"
echo 'Non printable characters in text'
else
silent! exe "setlocal enc=latin1"
echo 'All ok'
endif
endfunction
The script doesn't give the echo command in the commandline.
What did I wrong?
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