From: Alecs K. <al...@gm...> - 2005-11-22 07:36:03
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On Mon, Nov 21, 2005 at 06:25:15PM +0000, Wenzhi Liang wrote: > Hi all, > > I got a mail from a vimcdoc user basically complaining about the > usage of Chinese quotation mark in the translated text. I remember > in the beginning I was against using Chinese quoatation mark > myself but got convinced by somebody. Anyways, the guides.txt > says to use them. Does anyone still having this problem or similiar > ones? I dunno why Chinese quotations would hurt (that user). Vim can display other Chinese characters but why cant it display Chinese quotations? I suspect there might be some configuration problems. However i myself always use English quotes in the doc. And i think it's better if we have an unified standard WRT punctuations. FYI, following is a list of files containing Chinese quotations. If necessary, we can replace them with English ones easily with a perl script. cmdline.txt develop.txt gui_w16.txt gui_w32.txt if_ole.txt if_perl.txt intro.txt os_dos.txt os_mac.txt os_msdos.txt os_win32.txt recover.txt scroll.txt sponsor.txt tips.txt uganda.txt usr_02.txt usr_03.txt windows.txt That user said the double Chinese quotations are the cause of the problem. Just in case single Chinese quotations are also 'evil': gui_w32.txt if_perl.txt os_win32.txt windows.txt -- Alecs King |