vim-unicode-homoglyphs : Highlight and normalize unicode homoglyphs in Vim.
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| Enno Nagel |
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Every once in a while one pastes a (markup) code or prose from the internet
into Vim and is at loss why it does not compile or render as meant to; this
plug-in offers a hint and a solution by providing
- highlighting of Unicode Homoglyphs, characters (among them many white
spaces) that only appear like ASCII characters but are not, and
- the normal mode mapping cu to toggle it,
and
- an operator mapping gy in normal mode, for example gwip operates on a
paragraph,
- a mapping gyy (and gygy) in normal mode that operates on a single line,
- a mapping gy that operates on the visual selection, and
- a command NormalizeHomoglyphs that operates on given range (equal to the
whole buffer if unspecified)
that normalize Unicode Homoglyphs.
# Usage
For example, hitting gyip on
!ǃ！
"״″＂
turns it into
!!!
""""
# Configuration
To disable highlighting of Unicode Homoglyphs by default, add to your vimrc the
line
let g:is_homoglyph_on = 0
To change mappings, for example, to use zy instead of gy and zu instead of cu,
add the lines
nmap zy <plug>(NormalizeHomoglyphs)
xmap zy <plug>(NormalizeHomoglyphs)
nmap zu <plug>(HighlightHomoglyphs)
to your vimrc.
# Related
For more convenient version control of prose, see the Vim plug-in
vim-sentence-chopper that puts each sentence onto a single line.
# Issues
vim-unicode-homoglyphs is developed at https://github.com/Konfekt/vim-unicode-homoglyphs where issues can be filed.
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| Unzip vim-unicode-homoglyphs.zip into ~/.vim on Linux or %USERPROFILE%\vimfiles on Windows. |
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