> Hi,
> I have downloaded vim and its working with vim -H option.
> but its writing inverted hebrew, for example I want to write "Ha" its
> writing "aH".
> what do I have to change to make it working?
>
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> Regards,
> Eran Levy.
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Not sure but you probably looking for the rl command. I am not very familiar
with vi terminology but I guess that you should:
1) Press ESC 3 or 4 times.
2) Key in : set rl <enter>. After pressing the colon (:) key make sure that
you are in vi command (?) mode. By that I mean that you should see the colon
appear at the botton line of your terminal. Only then the rest of what you
type in will be able to achieve the desired effect.
3) Return to insert (?) mode and start doing whatever you wanted to do.
In general, the most basic Hebrew related commands are
1) : set hkmap - lets you type in Hebrew letters.
2) : set rl - makes the text read from right to left.
3) : set nohkmap - disables the Hebrew letters.
4) : set norl - disables right to left rendering.
This is probably on the faq that Zafrir and others wrote. That faq probably
contain some settings to put in your .vimrc to ease the Hebrew mode in and out
by some function keys.
BTW: Can someone give here a quick review of vi's command, text and ex modes?
Is that what they are called?
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