Has your version of vim been compiled with support for this?
You can check by running:
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vim --version | grep multi_byte
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If there is a '-' in front, then your version of vim was not compiled with it, and you'll have to recompile vim with what they call "big" features (you'll have to read the compilation/installation docs for more information).
If there is a '+' in front, then you're one step closer. (=
Also, doublecheck that your systems locale is set correctly. I would imagine that it is, but checking is good. (See if the environment var LANG is set to your locale).
Then, inside of vim, check to see that the 'language' option is set correctly (this will only work if your vim has multi_byte support compiled in). You can see it by loading vim and then issuing the command:
If it is not correct, you can set it as your environment locale setting.
Finally, you'll need to make sure that the 'encoding' option is set correctly (again, this will only work if multi_byte support has been compiled into vim). You can show it by loading vim and issueing the command:
You can set it to UTF-8 by:
These options should all be settable in your ".vimrc" file, too.
All of this information and more can be found at:
http://www.vim.org/htmldoc/mbyte.html
вам желаю успех!
