Dear List,
if somebody can tell me where to start digging into the following problem i am
grateful:
I like to use "groff -mom" for typesetting. Recently i set up a new system
changing the locale from iso-8859-1 to utf8. I use vim to write texts.
German umlauts now produce the following errormess
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 fileen
Larry Kollar wrote on 08.04.09:
>
> Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
>
>> I like to use "groff -mom" for typesetting. Recently i set up a new
>> system
>> changing the locale from iso-8859-1 to utf8. I use vim to write
>> texts.
>> German umlauts now produce the following errormessages:
>
> Try adding
Chris Schaller wrote on 08.04.09:
> 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..
Jan-Herbert Damm wrote:
I like to use "groff -mom" for typesetting. Recently i set up a new
system
changing the locale from iso-8859-1 to utf8. I use vim to write
texts.
German umlauts now produce the following errormessages:
Try adding the -k option to groff. This calls the preconv
pr
