lcscheck.vim : check 'listchars' for valid eol byte for utf-8. (Not needed for Vim 6.2)
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| created by |
| Antoine Mechelynck |
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| script type |
| utility |
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| description |
Under utf-8, characters 128 and over become multi-byte. Therefore, under Vim 6.1 or earlier, they should not be used for the option values in 'listchars'. This script takes care of the "eol:" sub-option, the only one which gave me problems. If you use characters >= 128 for other sub-options, similar scripts can easily be written (based on this one) to take care of them.
This script has intentionally been abundantly commented to make it understandable.
See vimtip#246 for a related tip. |
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Paste or source this script text immediately before switching over to unicode, inside the statement
if has("multi_byte")
if you use it, but otherwise before setting 'tenc' 'enc' 'fencs' etc. to the values used for Unicode editing. |
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