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On Fri, Aug 05, 2005 at 12:46:13PM +0900, Georgi Georgiev wrote: |
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> What does "set enc?" say? |
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:set enc? |
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encoding=latin1 |
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> Anyway, setting enc=utf-8 when your terminal is using something else |
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> makes the output look like shit. Furthermore, you wouldn't be able to |
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> input any non-ascii characters anyway (or maybe you will, depending on |
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> your locale, but they would appear as garbage on the screen). If you're |
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> not going to go anywhere near non-ascii text it might be OK. |
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I don't plan to edit any non-ascii text in my $EDITOR of choice. The |
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only place I ever write non-ASCII stuff is a word processor. |
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> I guess you're better off using gvim if "locale -k charmap" doesn't say |
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> UTF-8 in your term. |
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I'm using aterm, and I refuse to use a graphical vim. |
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$ locale -k charmap |
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charmap="ANSI_X3.4-1968" |
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