On 12/11/12 22:47, J S wrote:
Thanks Ben,
the encoding setting is the first thing in my vimrc. For testing
purposes I only had that line in a testrc file. The character
representation is still wrong.
Besides, I think I am not talking about the 'real' statusline since
playing with the "set statusline" command changes the line above the one
I was talking about. I guess the line I am talking about isn't even
called statusline. What I mean is the line giving the status on commands
(e.g. "wote xyz lines to file" on a :w) so I thought it is eponymous.
Maybe it's called command line instead?
J.
Maybe Vim doesn't know in which language you want your messages
displayed. In Console mode, there is a 'termencoding' option which tells
Vim in which encoding it should communicate with the terminal. The
default for that option is empty, which means "use 'encoding'", but if
you change 'encoding' the OS won't know it and from then on Vim and the
display (and keyboard) will be talking at cross-purposes. Another
possibility is the locale (see :help :lang).
So:
if has('multi_lang') " if it doesn't, there is no :lang command
if has('unix') || has('mac')
" Vim musst weißen, dass wir Berichten
" auf Deutsch, und in UTF-8, wünschen zu sehen.
lang de_DE.UTF-8
else
" I hope the following is correct for Windows
" please check and, if necessary, use trial-and-error
lang German_Germany.10646
endif
endif
if has('multi_byte') " if it doesn't, no 'encoding' etc.
if &enc !~? '^u' " if it is not already Unicode
if &tenc == ""
" don't clobber keyboard/display settings
" keep the old 'encoding' value
" for console I/O
let &tenc = &enc
endif
set enc=utf-8 " now we may change it
endif
set fencs=ucs-bom,utf-8,latin1
endif
Best regards,
Tony.
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