On 29 сен, 10:57, Tony Mechelynck <[email protected]>
wrote:
> On 29/09/09 08:11, Maxim Kim wrote:
> > PS
> > This is quite strange. If I (using my _vimrc with set enc=utf-8)
> > 1. Change font to Lucida Console.
> > 2. Write some text -- everything is ok. I can see correct russian
> > text.
> > 3. Change font to standard bitmap font -- everything is ok. I can
> > see
> > previously entered russian text.
> > 4. Write the same text -- previously entered text is ok, current
> > is crap
> > with a lot of triangles.
> > 5. Change font to Lucida Console -- text from 2. is ok, text from
> > 4. is
> > still crap but with questions and incorrect letters.
> > 6. Press<C-L> and all the entered text (2, 4) is correct.
>
> Oho! Sounds like a missing screen redraw somewhere. You aren't using
> 'lazyredraw' by any chance? Also, what Vim version and patchlevel are
> you using? (as shown on the second non-blank line of the ":intro"
> screen, or as the first two lines -- starting "VIM - Vi Improved" and
> "Included patches" respectively -- in the output of ":version")
Aha, I have 'set lazyredraw' in my _vimrc. (included patches 1-160)
> Or rather -- Vim is probably not aware that the font has been changed
> (see bottom paragraph before my sig below) so it doesn't redraw anything.
Actually at step 5 vim changes triangles to questions -- partial
redraw? :)
>
> What happens if you hit Ctrl-L (in Normal mode) between steps 4 and 5?
> My guess would be that the text from step 2 turns to crap,
Yep.
> which might indicate that your bitmapped font has wrong glyphs for your
> current
> terminal encoding.
Actually at step 3 I can see russian letters of that bitmapped(!)
font. Then do <c-l> and they turn to crap, again in that bitmapped
font.
> I expect that the Russian would reappear after step
> 6, even where it had changed to crap at step 4½.
True.
>
> > So the only option I can see for now is using Lucida Console.
>
> Is that so bad? (in Console Vim, not gvim)
Not it isn't
If I knew Lucida console is okay for vim console I wouldn't email
here.
Thanks,
Maxim
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