On Fr, 01 Okt 2021, Ni Va wrote:
> Already tested, no more result.
I am not sure what you are trying to say. FWIW: a regular UTF16 file
usually comes with a BOM, which allows Vim to detect the encoding
properly. If I use a testfile without a BOM I still can successfully
load it using `:e! ++enc=utf16le`
If this does not work for you can you please show an example file? Or do
you see any error message?
Best,
Christian
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Monday, October 4, 2021
Manual join function and encoding
Hey,
I'd like to write some scripts which will act like a join function but manually.
If we open some file, let's say in the computer it's in some binary code where each character is a string of digits. Then I assume these strings get mapped to characters via the encoding; the most standard is UTF-8. I believe in UTF-8 the end of a line would just be a newline character "\n" rather than there being an end of line character "$" and then a newline character "\n", is this correct? Does Vim insert the end of line character "$"? I tried to perform a substitution function on the EOL character "$" but I found nothing was substituted. For this reason I am thinking this is not a character in the actual file. Is this true?
Best,
Julius
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Sunday, October 3, 2021
Re: vim terminal normal mode place cursor with ?
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I think it might be popup related.
Things are good in a full sized terminal in another tab, but not ok in a popup terminal.
On Friday, October 1, 2021 at 8:59:06 AM UTC-4 mckel...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,I think this is a plugin issue.I am using floaterm and its only inside the floaterm this issue happens.A full size terminal in another tab works ok.Sorry for the traffic.take care,-mOn Saturday, September 4, 2021 at 10:26:38 AM UTC-4 mckel...@gmail.com wrote:Hi,Inside a terminal in vim, when the terminal is in normal mode,I cannot seem to place the cursor where I left click with the mouse.I have mouse=a and this works fine in vim when not in a vim-terminal.A double-click in the vim-terminal in normal mode selects a word but not where I clicked but where the cursor is/was.Is there a mapping or setting to allow placing the cursor where the click was when inside a vim-terminal in normal mode ?thx for all things vim,-m
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Friday, October 1, 2021
Re: opening utf-16 fileencoded ucs-2 Little Endian
Already tested, no more result.
Le ven. 1 oct. 2021 à 20:18, Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org> a écrit :
--Sorry only on a phone, but you can use :e ++enc=utf16le filename or similarAm 01.10.2021 um 17:38 schrieb Ni Va <nivaemail@gmail.com>:Hi All,Got NLOG facility which encode in unicode a logfile that i am unable to open in vim whereas configuration I made.This screenshot show the properly encoding format sawn by notepad++ (first taskbar with ucs) and the result in Vim with preconfiguration in vimrc<Capture.PNG>--
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Re: opening utf-16 fileencoded ucs-2 Little Endian
Sorry only on a phone, but you can use :e ++enc=utf16le filename or similar
Am 01.10.2021 um 17:38 schrieb Ni Va <nivaemail@gmail.com>:
Hi All,Got NLOG facility which encode in unicode a logfile that i am unable to open in vim whereas configuration I made.This screenshot show the properly encoding format sawn by notepad++ (first taskbar with ucs) and the result in Vim with preconfiguration in vimrc<Capture.PNG>--
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Got NLOG facility which encode in unicode a logfile that i am unable to open in vim whereas configuration I made.
This screenshot show the properly encoding format sawn by notepad++ (first taskbar with ucs) and the result in Vim with preconfiguration in vimrc
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Re: vim terminal normal mode place cursor with ?
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I think this is a plugin issue.
I am using floaterm and its only inside the floaterm this issue happens.
A full size terminal in another tab works ok.
Sorry for the traffic.
take care,
-m
On Saturday, September 4, 2021 at 10:26:38 AM UTC-4 mckel...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,Inside a terminal in vim, when the terminal is in normal mode,I cannot seem to place the cursor where I left click with the mouse.I have mouse=a and this works fine in vim when not in a vim-terminal.A double-click in the vim-terminal in normal mode selects a word but not where I clicked but where the cursor is/was.Is there a mapping or setting to allow placing the cursor where the click was when inside a vim-terminal in normal mode ?thx for all things vim,-m
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