Re: International characters and case handling - mixed results

On 26/08/09 22:05, Magnus ... wrote:
>
> On Aug 26, 9:57 am, Tony Mechelynck<antoine.mechely...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>> On 26/08/09 06:09, Magnus ... wrote:
>>> 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.
>>
>> On my Linux gvim 7.2.245 with Huge features [this worked fine]
>> ...
>> See also
>> :help :language
>> :help v:ctype
>> :help 'casemap'
>> :help :version
>
> The above, specifically ":language" put me on the right track - it
> replied "command not supported in this version". I was using vim-
> normal, and it turns out that case-manipulation of international
> characters is not "normal enough" to be included in that version. I
> recompiled to use vim-huge, and now it works like a charm.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Magnus
>
> Turns out vim-normal

Yes? Turns out vim-normal what?

":language" is supposed to be part of +multi_lang which is supposed to
be part of the "normal" featureset. So either whoever compiled your
"Vim-normal" actually specified a Small (or Tiny) featureset, or Normal
but edited feature.h manually to explicitly remove +multi_lang - or some
library was missing, or the help is in error.

Best regards,
Tony.
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