On Tuesday, April 15, 2014 9:56:06 AM UTC-4, FlashBurn wrote:
> On Tuesday, April 15, 2014 9:26:27 AM UTC-4, Jürgen Krämer wrote:
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> > Hi,
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> > FlashBurn wrote:
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> > > For some reason my invisible characters are not displayed properly. I
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> > > have to source my vimrc a second time for the 'list' setting to work.
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> > > Here is my setting for 'listchars'
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> > > set listchars=tab:►\ ,eol:¬,trail:●
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> > > The results of the invisibles not being displayed is in the attached
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> > > file called invisibles_wrong.jpg.
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> > > If I source my vimrc again, everything is working. You can see the
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> > > result in the attached imaged called invisibles_right.jpg
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> > > Can anyone explain why this is happening?
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> > in your .vimrc encoding is probably set to utf-8 only after listchars
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> > is set. Move the line with
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> > before the one with
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> > set listchars=tab:►\ ,eol:¬,trail:●
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> > Regards,
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> > Jürgen
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> > Sometimes I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere
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> > in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us. (Calvin)
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> I was so happy to see the answer, but the happiness didn't last long. My
> encoding is set before the listchars. Here is a snapshot of my vimrc
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> " Necessary to show the Unicode glyphs, needed for the vim-powerline plugin.
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> set encoding=utf-8
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> " Set the font
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> if has('win32')
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> set guifont=Consolas:h9:b:cANSI
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> endif
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> " Remove Menu from GUI
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> set guioptions-=m
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> " Remove Toolbar from GUI
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> set guioptions-=T
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> " ===== <Tab> completion =====
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> " list:longest - List all matches and complete the longest match
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> " full - complete the next full match.
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> set wildmode=list:longest,full
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> " Do not use the menu one can go through by using <Tab>. Simply list all the
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> " files.
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> set nowildmenu
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> " Turn on line numbering.
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> set number
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> " Enable syntax highlighting
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> syntax on
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> " Remeber 300 last ex-commands
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> set history=300
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> " Make a buffer hidden when it is abandoned.
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> set hidden
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> " Set the colorscheme
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> " Note: Keep the colorscheme settings after the syntax on command.
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> " As it turns out syntax on reloads colorshcheme again.
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> colorscheme xoria256
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> " Turn on the highlight of the line with the cursor.
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> set cursorline
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> " Set up how to show tabs, end of line, and trailing spaces.
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> set listchars=tab:►\ ,eol:¬,trail:●
I'm running a GUI version of Vim, but I have no settings in gvimrc.
I ran :verbose set encoding? listchars? guifont? Here is the result
encoding=utf-8
Last set from ~\vimfiles\vimrc
listchars=tab:<bf> ,eol:<ac>,trail:<bf>
Last set from ~\vimfiles\vimrc
guifont=Consolas:h9:b:cANSI
Last set from ~\vimfiles\vimrc
Any suggestions?
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