On So, 19 Mai 2019, Axel Bender wrote:
> How would I set the language to en_US.UTF-8 via the "language" command
> in Windows gvim?
I am not sure why you want UTF-8 in Windows, it seems the more widely
used codepage in use is 1252 (for western countries).
UTF-8 Codepage in Windows is 65001, however it seems like setting that
via the language command does not work, at least not on my system here:
So try:
lang English_USA.1252
lang mes English_US.1252
Or don't explicitly care about the encoding and use
:lang English_USA
:lang mes English_USA
Best,
Christian
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