I'm trying to get the following into my .vimrc
" Use the same symbols as TextMate for tabstops and EOLs set listchars=tab:▸\ ,eol:¬
Those lines are from here are worked perfectly in vim 7.2 I recently compiled and installed vim 7.3 and now those characters aren't understood by vim. Also: Ctrl+V then U in insert doesn't let me insert any characters, it just seems to ignore that.
Any ideas?
This is what I see: set listchars=tab:�~V�\ ,eol:¬
The editor Vim supports Unicode natively. If your X or console keymap is set up to enter unicode characters via the keymap, it will work fine in Vim. Alternatively, there are two other ways of entering these characters. The slow way is just to use their hex code.
You need to compile vim with multi-byte support.
The easiest way to do this is to run
./configure --with-features=big make
This will build vim with the correct support.
You can verify that it was compiled correctly with
:version
in vim or by running
vim --version
and looking for +multi_byte
. If it says -multi_byte
it will not work.
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