Hi Brian!
On Fr, 18 Mai 2012, Brian G. Shacklett wrote:
> Many Windows 7 administrative tools seem to use utf-16le as their default
> file output. The tree command and the DNS administrative console are two
> examples. These files are generated with the proper BOM (<FF><FE>, but
> $encoding is empty when the file is opened, thus the text is unreadable.
What is your fileencodings setting?
You can always force vim to use a specific encoding when reading the
file, by using :e ++enc=utf16le (I am not sure, if Vim understands the
le/be suffix)
> set nobackup
> set nowritebackup
BTW: As discussed here recently, this is very dangerous.
regards,
Christian
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