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From: | Chris G |
Subject: | [vile] Accented (and other extended) characters lost when pasting into vile, OK otherwise. |
Date: | Mon, 5 Jan 2009 11:32:36 +0000 |
User-agent: | Mutt/1.5.17 (2007-11-01) |
I'm copying text from an ssh session on a remote machine into local files I'm editing with vile. If I put vile into insert mode and past the text into vile itself then all extended (i.e. >127) characters are lost. They disappear completely, they don't appear as backslash sequences or anything like that. However if I paste onto the end of the file I'm editing or into a temporary file and read that into vile all the accented characters are there. E.g. if I'm editing a file 'thisFile' and I do:- cat >>thisFile <do the paste in this window> CTRL/D Then the accented characters appear correctly in vile while editing 'thisFile' (need to do :e! of course). Why doesn't the paste direct into vile work? I'm all UTF as far as I know. 'locale' on the machine where vile is running shows everything as "en_GB.UTF-8". On the remote machine where the text is coming from everything is also "en_GB.UTF-8". -- Chris Green
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