On 29/09/09 06:37, Maxim Kim wrote:
[...]
>> - Are you sure your console uses cp866? The email I'm replying to was in
>> koi8-r.
> I am not 100% sure it is cp866 but I use WinXP. Is there a way I can
> check
> what encoding it uses? Btw I do not setup termencoding in _vimrc so it
> is vim
> makes termencoding=cp866.
[...]
IIUC, the Vim default for 'termencoding' is the empty string. Maybe that
option is set elsewhere, maybe in the UTF-8-setting script that I
published at vim-online, or maybe in some other script. What does
Console Vim answer to
:verbose set enc? tenc?
immediately after startup (the way you normally start it, with vimrc and
all)?
To know what console encoding yout WinXP uses, start Vim as
vim -N -u NONE
(which loads neither your vimrc nor any global plugins), then, after
startup, ask
:set enc?
That should show you the "default encoding" used by the underlying terminal.
Best regards,
Tony.
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