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On 1/13/21 9:22 PM, Victor Ivanov wrote: |
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> On 13/01/2021 20:06, n952162 wrote: |
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>>> What encoding is your editor using? |
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>> vi? How would I determine that? My locale is C |
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> You could use: |
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> :set fenc |
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> to display the current encoding used for the file, or |
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> :set fenc=utf8 |
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> to force UTF-8 or any other encoding of your chosing. You can also add |
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> a magic line with fenc to the file to always ensure that the specified |
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> encoding is used, assuming you also have magic lines enabled in vimrc. |
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> - Victor |
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fileencoding= 195,3 55% |
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I suspect that's really useful for languages other than latin1. |
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