On 10/04/13 21:27, Christian Brabandt wrote:
Hi stosss!
On Mi, 10 Apr 2013, stosss wrote:
This single character unit is showing up in a text file ^F the cursor only
stops on the ^ portion of it and never on the F portion. It shows up in the
middle of words only.
What can I type in the search or search and replace so I can quickly find
and remove all of them? Searching for ^F or ^ or F doesn't work. pressing
CTRL f after / brought up the search history.
This is probably ctrl-f. if you want to search for it, you need to
insert it literally, e.g. type Ctrl-V Ctrl-F (see :h i_CTRL-V)
BTW: You can use the unicode.vim plugin, to find the name of a
character. E.g. Put the cursor on the char and enter :UnicodeName
regards,
Christian
ah, nice plugin; and the first time it fetches the UnicodeData.txt file
from the Unicode Consortium's site. :-)
After some playing with it, I notice that characters not in the list
(e.g. U+3102) give errors:
Error detected while processing function unicode#GetUniChar:
line 38:
E118: Too many arguments for function: add
line 47:
E684: list index out of range: 0
E116: invalid arguments for function printf("'%s' U+%04X %s %s %s",
glyph, values(dict)[0], keys(dict)[0], dchar, html))
E116: Invalid arguments for function add
All in all, I like it, in spite of these errors.
Best regards,
Tony.
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