> If I enter e.g. 'e', delete it, then enter 't' I get a (presumably)
> chinese character. I've tried setting imdisable, but still get the
> same behaviour. How can I disable this?
Actually, the ``e<backspace>t'' or ``t<backspace>e''(I think the
second is the right way) is the Japanese Hiragana ``て'', which can be
written in Roman as ``te''. In the same way, Japanese Katakana can be
inserted into Vim use keyboard as ``T<backspace>e'', that is ``テ'',
which can be treat as the capital as ``て'', and you may know, the
Roman spell is ``Te''.
The way to input digraphs by ``[letter]<backspace>[letter]'' can be
turned off by set nodigraph, but we can still input them, by using
<Ctrl-K>. For example, in insert mode, type <Ctrl-K> then follows two
letters: ``t'' and ``e'', we can also get the Hiragana ``て''. :)
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