“ is actually 1 character, vim somehow treat it as 2 characters
terminal: mintty
os: cygwin or gentoo linux
LANG=zh_CN.UTF-8
vim encoding=utf-8 (reproduced with GBK too)
vim fileencoding=utf-8 (reproduced with GBK too)
utf-8 code of the quote
$ echo -n “ | xxd
0000000: e280 9c ...
utf-8 code of the testing text
$ echo -n abc“1” | xxd
0000000: 6162 63e2 809c 31e2 809d abc...1...
and btw, when i start "v" into visual mode after the "wrongly handled"
character, some character is redrawn partly in the line, it's redrawn
in wrong column (x position). i think that's the same problem. we'll
discuss that later if it's still reproduced after this bug is fixed
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