Re: kinput and kterm SOLVED!!!!!

[Martin Baehr <mbaehr@example.com>]

On Wed, Oct 24, 2001 at 03:48:07AM +0200, Tobias Diedrich wrote:
> > i think i need to kill LANG alltogether, it seems to override LC_*;
> It should not. AFAIK only LC_ALL overrides the other settings.

LC_ALL only overrides LC_*;
but maybe i didn't test it properly...

> BTW is there a canuum package for Debian out there somewhere ?

canna supports canuum

> My guess is that vim always uses LC_CTYPE encoding whereas jvim tries to
> be smart about the encoding used... OTOH I would not expect it to write
> iso-2022-jp if LC_CTYPE is set to euc-jp...

could be, but it should at least read them and tell me about it,
and not give me garbage.
if i can't edit data coming from foreign systems, what's the point?
it lets me edit ms-dos formated files too, although i don't really want that,
because the only reason to edit dos files for me is to manually reformat
the linebreaks to unix. (yeah, i could use a filter :-)

ok, i am ranting, and in the wrong forum, i'll read some more docs
to find out if there is maybe a setting to allow it to be smarter.

> > what programs do you use for converting?
> For converting between japanese charsets I usually use nkf (network
> kanji filter).

apt-get install nkf;
done. thanks.

greetings, martin.
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