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Tuesday, January 25, 2005
Resolved encoding problem in Vim
I've resolved the annoying encoding problem in vim today, and my Vim can handle UTF-8 encoded Chinese files correctly now 
Just insert the following script into the vimrc file:
set fencs=gb18030,utf-8
In which "fencs" stands for "fileencodings".
The first one (gb18030) will be used for new files. While opening a file, vim will try to convert it use the first one, and the second one if failed, and third...
And I can convert a file between GB18030 and UTF-8 easily with vim now. Just open it, and then set fenc to the desired encoding, then write it, that's all
Vim is pretty good
tags: i18n, chinese, vim, utf8
00:19:00 by fishy - i18n.zh - Permanent Link
Revision: 1.0/1.0, last modified on 2005-01-25 @ 15:19.
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