On 06/05/08 12:27, Patrick Texier wrote:
> I'm Using gVim 7.1.293 (huge with multibyte_ime/dyn, iconv/dyn...) on
> Windows.
> I'm using the following _vimrc.
> ====== _vimrc ==========
> if has("multi_byte")
> if&enc !~? '^u'
> if&tenc == ""
> let&tenc =&enc
> endif
> set enc=utf-8
> endif
> set fencs=ucs-bom,utf-8,latin1
> lan fr_FR.UTF-8
> endif " }}}
> ==========================
> I want call gVim from an external program (LifeLines) with a UTF-8 BOM
> temporary file but a can have illegal UFT-8 like :
> 1 FAMS @F16797@ {{(F16797) 1h,1w,0ch, B de Talleyrand-PÃ m. A. Morel }}
> !
> é without 2nd byte --+
> I get :
> enc=uft-8
> fenc=latin1 (and not utf-8)
> I want to force fenc to uft-8 but the following calling command doesn't
> work :
> c:\vim\vim71\gvim.exe -c"++enc=utf-8" -f
> c:\vim\vim71\gvim.exe -c"set fencs=utf-8" -f
> 0 @I41085@ INDI
> 1 NAME Boson /de Talleyrand-Périgord/
'fileencodings', no matter what you set it to, will never detect a file
as UTF-8 if it contains invalid UTF-8 sequences.
To force opening as UTF-8, try (after setting 'enc' to utf-8, see
http://vim.sourceforge.net/scripts/script.php?script_id=789 )
:e ++enc=utf-8 foobar.txt
(replacing, of course, foobar.txt by the filename), see ":help ++opt".
WARNING: Any invalid bytes will be replaced by ? (question mark, 0x3F).
Best regards,
Tony.
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