On 25/04/12 17:07, Ben Fritz wrote:
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 8:42:50 AM UTC-5, esquifit wrote:
I downloaded the Japanese dictionary file "SKK-JISYO.M" [1] which is
required for the skk vim plugin [2].
[1] http://openlab.jp/skk/wiki/wiki.cgi?page=SKK%BC%AD%BD%F1#p5, first
link "download"
[2] http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=3118
The first line in the file states that it is encoded in euc-jp. This
is also the encoding detected by Firefox when the file is loaded in
the browser. The ascii, kana and kanji characters are correctly
displayed in Firefox. However I cannot get vim to display the
non-ascii characters. Note that I have Japanese fonts installed that
work just fine with other files with Japanese text.
I played around with enc, fenc & Co. in all possible combinations and
tried all supported Japanese encoding systems to no avail. Any idea?
What is the exact command you used to "play around" with enc, fenc, etc.? What
is the exact command you used to open the file?
If this is a valid euc-jp file, this command should open it just fine:
:e ++enc=euc-jp SKK-JISYO.M
However, executing this command, I get the message,
"SKK-JISYO.M" [NOT converted][ILLEGAL BYTE in line 33][unix]
I note in :help encoding-names that euc-jp is only supported on Unix, so I tried using
cp932 instead, as well as the "japan" alias. I get conversion errors for these
as well in the same line.
I suspect your issue may be that you are on Windows and Vim cannot use euc-jp
on Windows, at least according to the help. I'm not sure if there's a way
around this. Perhaps there is an external utility you could use to convert the
euc-jp document into a different encoding which Vim can understand, like cp932
or utf-8.
Otherwise, the issue may be that the file is not actually encoded as expected.
If iconv is installed, euc-jp and cp932 ought to be both available on
any platform.
By doing
iconv -l |less
on this Linux system, I see the following "possibly relevant" charsets
(I didn't try to open your file):
cp932
euc-jp
euc-jp-ms
eucjp-ms
eucjp-open
eucjp-win
Best regards,
Tony.
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