>
> I've been working with case manipulation (~ for example) on
> international characters, such as (áéíóú, and þæð). This works on my
> Windows GVim, but on the Linux server account I have access, to these
> characters seem to be unaffected by the same commands.
>
> Is there something that I can configure within Vim to get this to work
> correctly, or is Vim delegating these functions to the operating
> system, and thus this is a symptom of the Linux box lacking in this
> functionality?
Works fine for me on the Solaris machine I'm presently sitting at -
and if this ancient Solaris box gets it right I'd highly doubt Linux
gets it wrong.
Probably relevant settings include:
encoding=utf-8
fileencoding=
fileencodings=ucs-bom,utf-8,default,latin1
:version shows at least +multi_byte and +multi_lang
If all of those match for you, some more debugging might be needed, though...
~Matt
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