Saturday, November 2, 2013

Re: Save default font on Gvim on Windows 7.

On 2013-11-02, Tony Mechelynck wrote:
> On 02/11/13 20:58, Gary Johnson wrote:

> >That will work, but I set the font for Windows in my ~/_vimrc, not
> >in a ~/_gvimrc and not from an autocommand, just
> >
> > set guifont=Courier_New:h10:cANSI
> >
> >Regards,
> >Gary
> >
> Indeed, 'guifont' is one of those settings which are used only after
> the GUI starts but can be set before it does, and will be remembered
> until they are needed. On windows I would use ... :cDEFAULT though.
> :cANSI is IMHO needlessly limited and, taking it at face value, it
> conflicts with using any codepoint above U+007F, including not only
> non-Latin letters but even accented letters as used in practically
> every language other than English (and even in English, my Oxford's
> Dictionary lists some words with accented letters like garçon,
> cliché, risqué, øre, and more).

I chose Courier_New for my Windows font setting specifically because
it contains glyphs for some Unicode codepoints not in Fixedsys,
which I otherwise like. I just copied the cANSI part from
someplace; I don't remember where. If using cDEFAULT will make even
more codepoints available, that would be great. I'll try it when I
get to work on Monday. Thank you.

Regards,
Gary

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