created by

Antoine Mechelynck

script type

utility

description

This script endeavours to set the various options required to allow (g)vim to process Unicode files properly, without, for instance, messing up keyboard input.

install details

Installation: 1) Copy this script to your "user scripts" direcory,    i.e.: (direectory names below as required by the corresponding shell) o for Unix (with sh or similar):   $HOME/.vim/scripts o for Windows (with COMMAND.COM, CMD.EXE or similar)   - if you have a HOME directory     %HOME%\vimfiles\scripts   - if you don't; but have a VIM directory     %VIM%\vimfiles\scriprs   - otherwise, it will usually be something similar to one of the     following, depending on where you installed Vim (take your pick):     C:\VIM\vimfiles\scripts     "C:Program Files\VIM\vimfiles\scripts"     C:\PROGRA~1\VIM\vimfiles\scripts     C:\vimfiles\scripts 2) Open the script in a text editor such as Vim. There are two settings at the end which you might want to comment away. How to use it: simply add the following line to your vimrc, if and when you want to switch over to UTF-8 processing: runtime scripts/set_utf8.vim

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package	script version	date	Vim version	user	release notes
set_utf8.vim	1.01	2003-10-12	6.0	Antoine Mechelynck	no change, except the script's ends-of-line are now in "unix" format for compatibility across platforms.
set_utf8.vim	1.0	2003-10-12	6.0	Antoine Mechelynck	Initial upload

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