On 25/09/12 14:32, Marco wrote:
2012-09-25 Tony Mechelynck <[email protected]>:
Hi Tony!
Does the new helpfile have a BOM? If it does, try removing it.
:e ~/.vim/doc/foobar.txt " replacing "foobar" by the filename
:verbose setlocal bomb?
nobomb
:setlocal nobomb
:w
:helptags ~/.vim/doc
E670: Mix of help file encodings within a language
If that doesn't work, check your 'encoding':
:verbose set encoding?
encoding=utf-8
Mine is UTF-8, and it sees almost all helpfiles shipped with VIM as
UTF-8 (eval.txt is an exception). But if a file contains as few as one
character which is invalid for UTF-8, the file won't be seen as UTF-8
even if the rest of it is OK
:setl fenc?
fileencoding=utf-8
8g8
The cursor does not move. If I set fileencoding=latin1, then it
moves to a non-ascii character, but I guess that's expected.
Marco
Well, is there a bomb on another helpfile?
:vimgrep /\%1l/ ~/.vim/*.txt
:setl fenc? bomb? " watch for "utf-8" together with "bomb"
" or for anything other than utf-8 or latin1
:cn|setl fenc? bomb?
:cn|setl fenc? bomb?
:cn|setl fenc? bomb?
etc.
You may of course use mapping to ease your typing:
:map <F2> :cn|setl fenc? bomb?
:map <S-F2> :cN|setl fenc? bomb?
Best regards,
Tony.
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