Sunday, April 9, 2017

Anybody using the Farsi feature?

Vim includes Farsi support. This implementation is quite old and uses
an encoding standard that is not widely used: ISIR-3342. In fact,
searching for that standard has the first 9 matches in Vim code.
It does not work with Unicode.

Is anobody actually using this code? If not, I think we can remove it.
It would be best if it can be replaced by a Unicode implementation. But
it requires someone understanding the language to do this.


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