walter harms wrote on 10.04.09: > > > Chris Schaller schrieb: > > Nope. Is this considered a bug? It's just about proper vim settings. > > > > - Chris > > > > On Thu, Apr 9, 2009 at 9:25 AM, walter harms <wha...@bfs.de> wrote: > >> > >> Chris Schaller schrieb: > >>> Jan, > >>> > >>> encountered this one, too. What's your fileencoding in vim (:set > >>> fileencoding?). You might want to try to set it either to utf-8 or > >>> latin-1. Latter worked for me despite having encoding set to utf-8. So > >>> you are experiencing a vim configuration issue here... > >>> > >>> See also :h encoding and :h fileencoding in vim.
i don't quite understand how this could be a bug. I rechecked the mentioned helpfiles and the actual encoding of my vim files. It says vim will get the encoding from $LANG which it did, setting it to utf8 (fileencoding is also set to utf8). Now if i understand Chris correctly, setting fenc to latin1 whereas leaving enc as utf8 should solve the problem. That didn't work for me. Therefore i don't see a vim configuration issue here. Cheers Jan
