Reply to message «Re: LOCALE settings and regexp classes», sent 15:49:23 14 December 2010, Tuesday by GoteGuru:
> I've already tried [[:alpha:]] (not working), but \i and \k works like > a charm. Thank you very much. [:...:] classes does not work with unicode, only with ASCII. > However its a bit strange 'cause \i should be used environment > variable checking, where national > characters explicitly forbidden (in bash at least). But not forbidden in zsh and csh. > Moreover \i and \k supposed to be depending on file formats and many > (most?) programming languages accents > cannot be used in keywords or indentifiers. If you want to use regexs with non-ascii characters, use perl. If you want to use them in vim, use vim with python support (vim has very bad perl integration). > Overall, im not realy pleased with mulitbyte handling of this > otherwise superior editor. It seems > to be *very* incosistent. Yes, it is. I know some more bugs, like impossibility to specify character range that is more then 255 characters wide in a [...] collection and strange difference in handling [\uXXXX] and \%uXXXX if XXXX is a hex representation of diacritics character. All these bugs were reported. > Can somebody please tell me what is the > proper way to contact devel team to > ask for bugfix or post feature request? vim-dev mailing list. Note that your requests are probably already in a todo list.
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