On Sunday, February 8, 2015 at 11:31:48 AM UTC+8, Ben Fritz wrote:
> On Saturday, February 7, 2015 at 3:16:21 PM UTC-6, Jacky Liu wrote:
> > Here is the VimL code I wrote:
> >
> > " Use some wierd Unicode chars to mark the region, '+' being put here
> > as a contrast.
> > syntax region myCmdLine matchgroup=myCmdLine_
> > start=/[⣱+]/ end=/[⡇⡗⡧+]/
> > hi link myCmdLine _LightGreen_233b5a
> > hi link myCmdLine_ Normal
> >
> > syntax keyword myCmdName man bind less containedin=myCmdLine
> > contained
> > hi link myCmdName _Green_233b5a
> >
> > And here's its effect on some simple demonstrating text (see attached image
> > file)
> >
> > With '+' as the marker all three syntax keywords were correctlly
> > recognized, but not with the abnormal Unicode chars
> >
> > Another thing is using '*' to do a quick search would work normally, as
> > would do the following search command:
> >
> > /\<man\|bind\|less\>
> >
> > 'iskeyword' or 'regexpengine' option seems have no effect here.
> >
> > Should this be considered a bug?
>
>
> Try it again, with an appropriate scriptencoding command in the file, to tell
> Vim how to interpret the bytes in the file.
OK, I added a modeline to my text file to tell Vim the fileencoding
specifically:
/* Vim: set fileencoding=utf-8: */
/* Vim: set tabstop=4: */
⣱man bind | less⡇
+man bind | less+
the 'tabstop' option was there to make sure the modeline works. the result
seems to have no defference.
For your reference: The underlying fileencoding in respect of my daily usage of
Vim was almost always utf-8.
All the best ~
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