On Jun 14, 3:59 am, Erik Christiansen <[email protected]> wrote: > In Vim 7.3, I added the following mappings: > > map <A-a> > map <A-e> > map <A-o> > map <A-<> > map <A->> >
I see only incomplete mappings here. > in an effort to make vim a little more Danish-friendly. All the mappings > are accepted without complaint, but the characters displayed when the > mappings are invoked are not those mapped. I've tried both with > fenc=latin1 and fenc=utf-8. For which file? The .vimrc? I believe Vim assumes the file is in latin1 encoding but I may be wrong. You can use the :scriptencoding command to change this. > In each case, the displayed characters are: > > <A-a> > <A-e> > <A-o> > <A-<> > <A-<> > Displayed when you do what? These are normal-mode mappings, what do you do to get them to display anything? > This post was input with fenc=utf-8, and the mappings set by pasting the > above map statements into the ex command line. > The fenc setting does not affect input or copy-paste. The 'enc' and possibly the 'termenc' options affect this. 'fenc' only affects the bytes which are written to disk (and whether the characters are representable on disk at all). -- You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php
